Write a wish in plain words — a camera, winter tyres, a week somewhere warm. Your guardian pitches it to merchants without ever revealing who you are, hunts the stores, compares prices, and only comes back when something genuinely fits. You just say yes or no.
Free. No card. We’re letting people in a few at a time — hold your place now.No forms, no filters. “a 4K pocket gimbal camera, under 800 €” is enough. Your guardian reads it and drafts an anonymised brief — the item, the budget, the constraints. Not you.
It pitches the brief to merchants and sends its own sourcing agent through the stores — Amazon first, then the rest. Over budget or off-spec gets held back before you ever see it.
An offer arrives with the receipts: every store it checked, the price history, an honest read on whether now is a good time. Yes, no, or “not this one, because…” — and it keeps hunting.
The real cards from the app — not a mock-up of a mock-up.
Merchants get a brief: the item, the budget, the constraints. Not your name, not your email, not your city. Only when you accept an offer does that one merchant learn who to deliver to — nobody else, ever.
Every offer passes a fit check and a hard budget ceiling before it reaches you. What gets held back stays held back — you see the count, not the noise.
An offer shows its work: which stores it opened, what each one charged, what the price has done lately, and whether this is a good moment or a wait.
Once your guardian has pinned down the exact item, it keeps checking the stores. A real drop reaches you as a notification — even with danzi closed — with a fresh link straight to the listing. A one-euro wobble doesn’t.
danzi is opening in small batches. Join the waitlist and your guardian will be ready when your turn comes.