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AircoAlert
Real-time stock tracker for the sold-out Midea PortaSplit
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Real-time stock tracker for the sold-out Midea PortaSplit
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The Midea PortaSplit sells out within minutes across Europe every heatwave. AircoAlert tracks its availability in real time across every retailer in 5 countries and emails you the second it's back in stock. Free dashboard, alerts from ā¬4.90.
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Aaron
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Last summer I tried to buy a Midea PortaSplit, the portable split AC that's quiet enough to sleep next to and needs no installation. Perfect for renters like me. It was sold out. Everywhere. For weeks. Turns out restocks are tiny and random. By the time a shop lists it, it's gone in under an hour. I was refreshing six retailer pages a day and still missing it. So I built AircoAlert. It checks every retailer that actually sells it, continuously, across š©šŖ šŖšø š«š· š¬š§ š³š±, and emails you the moment stock appears. The live dashboard is free and needs no signup. Alerts start at ā¬4.90 (about 0.5% of the AC, to actually get one). It's already caught restocks for people who'd been hunting for weeks. š See where it's in stock right now:
https://aircoalert.com/eu
Would love your feedback, especially if you've fought a stock war over some sold-out product yourself. What would you want tracked?
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