Real prices, checked
A price counts as checked only when it is printed on the seller's own page. Anything else is labelled an estimate, with the page it came from and the date it was checked.
On the web. iPhone in TestFlight beta.
Price the life you want.
Everyone keeps a list of things they want. Almost nobody knows what that life costs, or when they could have it. Dandelist turns the list into a plan.
The app



How it works
A car, a camera, a month somewhere warm, a home by the sea. Plain words are enough.
The agent searches the web, opens the seller's own page and checks that the price is printed there. You can watch each search and each page it checks.
Property tax, insurance, upkeep, utilities, fuel and staff, each line priced for where you live and linked to the rate it used.
What it all costs upfront, what it costs each month, and the month everything on your list can be yours.
Try the idea
This example uses sample prices. In Dandelist, each price comes from the seller's page, and the plan comes from a tested cost engine, not a guess.
Example list with sample prices
All yours in 34 months Then $480 a month to keep.
What it does
A price counts as checked only when it is printed on the seller's own page. Anything else is labelled an estimate, with the page it came from and the date it was checked.
Running costs are itemised. Each line shows how it was worked out and links to the published rate it used.
Describe a home, a car or a service in plain words. Swipe through real home listings, configure a car priced from the maker, or get a monthly quote for a service such as private security.
Pick a few things you would say yes to, set a monthly amount and watch one of your picks get priced live. Your picks stay on your device until you save them to an account.
Dandelist runs in your browser today. The iPhone app is in TestFlight beta.
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