Why Harpy
Keep track of the things you want to find, without making the same searches part of your daily routine.
Less Repeated Searching
Save your search once and let Harpy keep watch. Your Hunts run on our servers, even when the app is closed, and alert you when new matches appear.
Keep it simple with a few keywords, or narrow your search by price, condition, buying format and seller. Search across multiple countries in a single Hunt when you want to look further afield.
Free Hunts are checked hourly. Harpy Plus, coming soon, will check every 10 minutes.

Sample search.

Sample searches and results.
Easier to Spot What Matters
See which Hunts have new matches and browse those finds together. If the same eBay listing appears more than once in a Hunt’s search results, Harpy combines it into a single result.
Add notes to a Hunt to remember the condition, edition or other details you’re looking for. Those notes stay close as you browse its results.
Your saved searches and new-result counts sit in one organized view, ready whenever you return.
Less Jumping Between Screens
Compare photos, prices and auction timing in your results. Open a listing to read the full seller description and take a closer look inside Harpy.
Enable auction-ending reminders for a heads-up on matching auctions found before their reminder time. When you’re ready to buy, bid or contact the seller, open the listing directly on eBay.
Purchases and bids always happen on eBay.

Sample listings and prices.
Designed to Stay Out of Your Way
A clean interface gives each part of the search a clear place. Guided setup breaks choices into manageable steps, with a review before you start. New-match indicators, readable text and consistent controls help you move from a Hunt to a listing without unnecessary steps.
Harpy supports larger text sizes and adapts its layouts to keep information readable. The aim is simple: less clutter between you and the things you want to find.

The Harpy Eagle
Harpy’s name and icon are inspired by the harpy eagle, found in Guyana’s rainforests.
One of the largest and most powerful rainforest birds of prey, it lives among the forest canopy. In Guyana, its habitat includes the Kanuku Mountains and Iwokrama rainforest.