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Bring! is now able to predict products you are running out of! 🙌🏼 Sign up to try it out: goo.gl/5zviJN

2:26 PM · Jul 18, 2017

Is it based on Bring habits ? Or on a specific schedule for each item ?

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Hello Julien. It is based on machine learning and pattern recognition and should match your shopping habits with Bring!.

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hey, I signed up, but didn't get the feature...

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Hi Robin. We are currently making the feature ready for a second version. You will get an invite as soon as this is ready. Stay tuned.

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been waiting for this a long time :)