I'm Ujjal, founder of Jingo. We just launched on iOS this past weekend. Why we built this. A few of us came out of Walmart, Pinterest, Google, and Nike, and we kept hitting the same wall as shoppers: every app we used had quietly become unusable. Amazon is 14 sponsored tiles before a real product. Instagram is one Temu ad after another. TikTok Shop is full of stuff that arrives looking nothing like the video. Even Pinterest, which used to be the safe one for saving outfits and mood boards, is now mostly sponsored pins with broken Visit buttons. The pattern was the same everywhere: ads, dropshippers, fake reviews, $12 shipping surprises, and coupon-hunting as a tax on every checkout. So we built Jingo as the opposite of all of that: No ads, ever. No dropshippers. 11K vetted brands across 17 categories (Aritzia, Rhode, Glossier, Free People, Diptyque, Madewell, Sezane, STAUD, Kith, and more), products ship direct from the brand Free shipping on every order, no minimums Instant Savings: the more you add to cart, the more you save. No codes, no expiring countdown timers Connect your Pinterest boards and your pins become shoppable – the years of taste you already built, finally usable We're here for honest feedback. What did we miss? What brands do you want to see on the app? What checkout pattern annoys you most that we should add to the list of things to never do?

Jingo

Discover, shop, save

Discover, shop, save

Jingo

Previous Jingo Launches

Previous Jingo Launches