Return Windows & Warranties

Every Purchase Has a Clock

Mention a purchase — "I bought a new monitor from Amazon" — and Aether starts tracking the return window. Amazon's is 30 days. Best Buy's is 15. Costco's is 90. Aether knows the policies and counts down automatically. If the return window is closing and you haven't said you love the thing, it asks: "Your monitor return window closes in 4 days. Keeping it?"

For bigger purchases, it tracks the warranty too. "Your dishwasher has a 2-year manufacturer warranty expiring March 2028. If that weird noise comes back, file a claim before then."

Purchase Intelligence

Return deadlines. Per-retailer return policies applied automatically. Countdown warnings at 7 days and 3 days remaining. If you forward a receipt email, Aether extracts the purchase date, amount, and retailer automatically.

Warranty periods. Manufacturer warranties, extended protection plans, credit card purchase protection (most cards add 1–2 years). Aether tracks all layers and reminds you which one applies when something breaks.

Price drop alerts. Bought something last week? Aether can check if the price dropped within the return window. Many retailers and credit cards offer price protection — Aether tells you when to claim it.

Built For

Online shoppers who order impulsively and forget to return things they don't want. Anyone who's ever discovered a defective product one week after the warranty expired. People who buy electronics and lose track of which protection plan covers what. Parents buying kids' clothes in multiple sizes to try on at home. Anyone who's paid full price for something that went on sale two days later.