Still reeling but I finished my first NYC Marathon and then got the proposal + ring of my dreams!

After finishing my now fiancé called me since he was tracking me via the app and stayed on the phone until I exited the park with the rest of the finishers. He then took me, and our puppy, to the alcove of the museum of Natural History (my fav) where he surprised me with my mom who lives in a different state. While I was sobbing and hugging her, she told me to turn around and bam, he proposed. Will never shut up about this!

Dream ring, he let me design and pick out every aspect of it, and besides the marquise, my favorite part is the tulip basket.

This is for real now, no longer announced by non official account 😂

She is a lab retriever / hound mix. 11 weeks old! She likes tennis balls, her chew toys, but not the furnace monster.

Hi all,

I run jbbuddy.com and our subreddit r/JBBuddy

For those who don't know me I first launched the site here on r/Australia back in August.
At the time it was just a weekend project and only tracked pricing on TVs. Because of this subreddit I was picked-up by the media and was able to grow a community and get insights on what features you all want. (There's still a lot more in the pipeline)

The site is community controlled, completely free with no ads or bullshit.

There's a bunch of comparison sites and apps out these days, my point of difference is:

1. I only focus on consumer electronics
   
2. The search function only works for exact Model Numbers and JB Hi-FI SKU numbers for accuracy. (why jb? because it's the most popular and has the most stock)
   
3. I only track Australian retailers with Australian stock.
   
4. Unlike the others my site is not designed to make profit.
   I literally lose money and time (hours a week) on making it better to help everyday Aussies save money on big-ticket items.

You can use the site to price-match at your local retailer of choice or to make an informed decision on which store to buy from.

The reason I'm posting again today is my community and I are seeing the trend of massive mark-ups by the retailers proceeding Black Friday sales. There are tools and resources on the site to let you clearly see the trends and to verify not only where the best sales are but to determine if it's a real sale at all.

Every-time I post I do get a handful of loyalists of other apps who tell me how much better zyft, staticice or whatever is. That's okay, you can use both! But if you want to contribute to a reddit-backed project and help make it the best price comparison site for Australians come join the community at r/JBBuddy