Need help with shopping?
Give Fo your list. It compares prices and handles the orders.
Fo meets you where you are
Close to an hour a weekOf phone time Fo takes off the people who use it most.
$250+ savedBy the people who save the most with Fo, over 3 months: refunds, credits and waived fees.
Everything Fo handles for your trip shopping
Order your packing list
Give Fo the list. It compares stores and orders it all to arrive before you leave, once you approve the total.
“I need a rain jacket, packing cubes and a neck pillow by Thursday. Keep it under $150.”
Find the right adapter
Fo checks which plugs and voltage your destination uses and finds an adapter or converter that fits your devices.
“What plug do I need for Japan? Order an adapter that works with my laptop.”
Pick a carry-on that fits
Fo checks your airline's carry-on size limits and finds bags that fit them, in your budget.
“Find a carry-on that fits my airline's size limit, under $120, in dark green.”
Get travel-size toiletries
Fo picks toiletries in sizes that pass the carry-on liquids rule and orders them with the rest.
“Get travel-size shampoo, sunscreen and toothpaste I can take through security.”
Track it all in
Fo watches every order and tells you if anything won't arrive before you leave, so you can swap it in time.
“Tell me if any of my trip orders won't make it before Saturday.”
Return what you didn't use
Fo starts returns for the things you didn't need and reminds you before each return window closes.
“I didn't use the second suitcase. Start the return before the window closes.”
How to get everything you need before a trip
Shopping for a trip is mostly about timing: knowing what you need, ordering early enough that it arrives, and packing it so it gets through security.
- Write the list from your plans: the weather, the activities and anything you'll need on the plane.
- Check your airline's carry-on and checked bag size limits before you buy luggage. They differ by airline and by fare.
- Check the plug type and voltage where you're going. Many chargers handle both, but some devices need a converter, not just an adapter.
- For carry-on liquids in the US, the TSA allows containers of 3.4 ounces (100 ml) or less, all in one quart-sized bag per person.
- Order with a few days to spare, pick delivery that lands before you leave, and keep receipts in case something needs returning.
Questions people ask
Will Fo buy anything without asking?
No. Fo shows you what it found and the total, and orders only once you approve. If a price changes before checkout, it checks with you again.
Which stores can Fo order from?
Fo shops on store websites the way you would. Some stores need your account login or saved payment; Fo asks you before using either and tells you where it ordered.
What if something arrives late or wrong?
Fo watches the tracking and tells you early if something won't make it, so you can swap it or buy it there. If an item is wrong, it starts the return or replacement with the store.
It doesn't just answer. It takes action.
Fo writes from its own address, sends on your behalf, and keeps chasing until someone replies.
Makes callsOnly agent that callsIts own number. Fo sits through the hold music and the phone menus, then tells you the answer.0:08
Joins group chatsMultiplayerAdd Fo to a chat with your family, roommates or team. It holds everyone's context, not just yours.
Books & buysFo carries its own credit card. It reserves, renews and pays – you never hand over card details.Fo working now
Loose ends, closed around the clock
50 min
back a week for Fo's busiest users
$250+
saved in 3 months by Fo's top savers
30+
errands Fo handles
Real outcomes, private by design. Names, businesses, addresses, and account details are removed before anything appears here.
Ordered a camera, then cancelled delivery before it left the depot
Rebooked a missed connection and kept the weekend on track
Ended a subscription that could only be cancelled by phone
Compared four takeaways and ordered the one that could still deliver
