Available In: App Store | Price: Free |
Woot Buzz is a simple application that will notify you when your keywords come up for sale at Woot.com, kids.woot.com, sellout.woot.com, wine.woot.com and shirts.woot.com.
This app is very simple… enter keywords and you will be notified via a free text message when those items become available on one of the five woot sites.
“When you item is found Woot Buzz sends you a free text message to your phone. This text message is absolutely free and you will not be charged for it.
Follow the link at the bottom of the message to visit the website that has your item for sale and buy it at a discount.”
How to use Woot Buzz:
Go to the Search option on the lower menu bar, enter a keyboard (or words), select your carrier and hit Save. You will get a pop-up saying that you will be notified when that keyword is available on woot. It will take around 30 seconds for your keyword to show up in the Keywords section of the app. You can turn the app on/off and delete keywords in the Keywords option on the lower menu bar.
This application does not have a stellar design, it’s pretty simple, but it could definitely be a useful application especially coming into the Holiday season! Now, you don’t have to check all the woot sites everyday… you can get a text when the things you actually want go for sale! w00t!
Find out more info about Woot Buzz on the app’s website.
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App Store Description:
Woot Buzz is a simple search app that will notify you when your keywords come up for sale at Woot.com and it’s partners:
woot.com
kids.woot.com
sellout.woot.com
wine.woot.com
shirts.woot.com
These notices are sent to you as a Free Text through your carrier’s email server. There is no cost and no fee.
Now you can enjoy your weeks without worrying about missing a sale! If your item appears on any of the Woot websites you will receive an free text with a link to the item.
I love WOOT!
My wife thinks that I am addicted.
It would be nice it this could notify you when there is a woot off.
I hate missing the beginning of the woot off.