The planned experience
- 1Choose gifts for occasions, household or pet essentials, travel accessories, or recipe ingredients you still need.
- 2Confirm your budget, exact product options, recipient and delivery needs. Saved details remain editable; reorders need a fresh stock and price check.
- 3Review the item, seller, delivery address, shipping costs, taxes and total before buying. Some payment steps may need a merchant or wallet handoff.
- 4Keep supported order confirmations and parcel tracking together; distinguish payment, shipment, delivery and confirmed refunds.
Availability and control. The first checkout flow is one merchant at a time. Prices, stock, delivery, returns and refunds depend on the seller. Fresh groceries, flowers and cakes depend on local delivery coverage. A search, watch or opened checkout is not a confirmed purchase. Existing delivery history stays available without Agent; new shopping checkout and automatic merchant updates are coming soon. Automatic buying is a later, separately controlled phase requiring explicit spending limits and revocable permission.
First Agent rollout planned for the US, Eurozone and India. Features vary by country and provider. Joining the list does not guarantee access or a launch date.