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Track public jewelry product prices locally from the current browser tab. Jewelry Store Price Tracker helps you save and track public jewelry product prices from the current browser tab. It is designed as a simple local-first price tracking tool for jewelry shoppers. When you open a supported public jewelry product page, the extension can detect the product title, price, store domain, image, and URL. You can save products to a local watchlist and export your watchlist as a CSV file. Key features: * Track public jewelry product prices from the current browser tab * Save up to 5 products in the free local MVP * View tracked products in a local watchlist * Export tracked products to CSV * Open saved product pages quickly * Manual update flow for privacy and simplicity * No account required * No payment required * No backend server * No analytics * No AI * No remote code Privacy-first design: Jewelry Store Price Tracker stores tracked product data locally in your browser using chrome.storage.local. The extension does not create an account, does not collect personal information, does not sell data, and does not send your watchlist to a remote server. The extension only reads product information from the current browser tab after user action. It does not run a background crawler and does not automatically monitor websites. Current MVP limitation: This free local MVP supports up to 5 tracked products. To add another product after reaching the limit, remove one tracked product from your watchlist.
Jun 24, 2026
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