Hey Product Hunt 👋 Ever searched Amazon for earbuds or bed sheets and scrolled past VGEBY, KMOUK, and ZQXWK — the same product relisted six times under names no human would ever choose? I got fed up enough to build a filter for it. ClearCart scores every listing on an Amazon search page, right in your browser, against the fingerprints of dropship junk: 🔤 Gibberish brand names — caught by a small language model that runs locally 👯 Clone farms — the same item under many "brands" with near-identical titles ⭐ Shared review pools — while testing, I found three "different brands" of sheets all showing exactly 444.7K reviews. That's one review pool wearing three costumes, and ClearCart flags it 📝 Keyword-landfill titles ("2026 Upgraded... for Men Women Kids...") Junk collapses into a quiet "click to reveal" placeholder — nothing is deleted, you stay in control, and a 3,000-brand allowlist keeps legitimate products safe. The part I'm most stubborn about: it's 100% local. No server, no account, no analytics, zero data collected. There is no way for me to know what you search for — the privacy policy is two minutes long because there's nothing to disclose. (If you're an ex-Fakespot user: this is a different approach — filtering junk before you see it rather than grading reviews after you click.) The free tier is the entire filter, forever — not a trial. Pro ($20 once, no subscription) adds strictness tuning, personal allow/blocklists, best-value-per-unit badges, local price history, and trust flags for inflated "90% off list price" theater. Works on amazon.com, .ca, .co.uk, .com.au, and .in. I'd genuinely love feedback — especially if it ever hides something it shouldn't. There's a diagnostics panel in the popup that tells you exactly what it's doing, and I ship fixes fast. Ask me anything! 🛒

ClearCart - Hide Junk

Amazon search without the fake brands and dropship junk

Amazon search without the fake brands and dropship junk