Know what it costs in hours, not rupees.

Toki is a wishlist that tracks prices from your own browser, emails you when they drop, and shows every price as the hours of work it takes to earn.

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Free and open source. Built-in readers for Amazon.in, Flipkart and Myntra; other stores work through standard product data.

Press the switch. This demo assumes a salary of ₹1,20,000 a month and 45 hours a week. In Toki, you enter your own.

Amazon.in

Aurora over-ear wireless headphones

₹2,000

Flipkart

Tenkeyless mechanical keyboard, hot-swappable

Amazon.in

Mirrorless camera body with 24 MP sensor

₹500

Pepperfry

Brass desk lamp with dimmable warm light

₹500

How it works

A wishlist that watches prices so you do not have to.

Save a product once. Toki keeps an eye on the price and tells you when it is worth buying.

01
Press Add on any store
The Chrome extension reads the product page you are on and saves its title, image and price to your list. You can also paste a link on the website.
02
Your own browser checks the price
Prices update when the Toki extension runs in your browser. Toki has no scraping servers. The store sees an ordinary visit from you, and large Indian retailers do not block it.
03
You get one email per drop
Set a target price, or ask for any drop or a percentage drop. Toki sends one email for each new low and never repeats a price you already heard about.

Hours of work

The same price is a different amount of your life.

Enter your monthly in-hand salary and the hours you work in a week. Toki divides each price by your hourly pay.

01 / time view

See the price the way you pay for it

Under an hour Toki shows minutes. Past 48 hours it shows workdays. The same headphones cost very different amounts of a month, depending on who is buying.

Aurora headphones₹29,990

₹60,000 a month: 10.8 workdays
₹1,20,000 a month: 5.4 workdays
₹2,40,000 a month: 24 h 22 min

Your browser does the checking

No scraping servers and no proxies. Prices are read by the extension during ordinary visits, so stores see you, not a bot.

Your salary can stay on your device

Keep your income local and Toki does the hours maths in your browser. The server never sees the number.

MIT licensed

A Go API, a Next.js website and a Chrome extension in one repository. Read it, fork it, or send a pull request.

Yours to run

Postgres in Docker, the API on port 8080 and the website on port 3000. Your wishlist never has to leave your machine.

Self-host

Run Toki on your own machine.

You need Docker, Go and pnpm. Three commands and your wishlist is running locally.

02 / self-host

Postgres, the API and the website

Postgres runs in Docker, the API on port 8080 and the website on port 3000. Set API_ORIGIN for the website when the API is not on localhost:8080.

docker compose up -d
(cd server && go run ./cmd/toki) &
(cd web && pnpm install && pnpm dev)

Open-source wishlist