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Takes the A to Z shift you bought the moment it is posted, from inside your own signed-in Chrome tab. Shift Picker watches the A to Z Find Shifts page for the specific shift you bought, and takes it the instant it is posted — far faster than anyone can by hand. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install Shift Picker and enter the activation code you were given. You do this once. 2. Before the drop, open A to Z in Chrome and sign in yourself, as you normally would. 3. Go to Find Shifts and pick the day you want. 4. Leave the tab open and stay at your computer. Shift Picker does the rest. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO It never asks for your Amazon password, and it cannot see your password, your login session or your multi-factor codes — you sign in yourself and it works inside the page you are already signed in to. It runs only on A to Z and cannot run on any other website. HONEST LIMITS It cannot take a shift that somebody else got first, and it cannot take a shift you are not trained for. It is not a guarantee — it is a faster hand than yours. You must be at your computer with the tab open at the drop. No browser reliably runs a background tab, and A to Z signs an idle session out after a few minutes. Shift Picker requires an activation code and does nothing without one. It is an independent tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon.
Sep 11, 2026
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