Dzhat.ru

dzhat.ru

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Максим

21 hours ago

"Honest review of dzhat.ru: pros and areas for growth" - universally, it immediately makes it clear that the review is balanced

I use dzhat.ru as a tool for price comparison and tracking trends: the service doesn’t sell itself but collects offers from different sellers — for me, this is a plus because it’s immediately clear where the best deals are. The database is impressive — over a million products, and the catalog doesn’t look "cluttered": categories are logically organized, filters work well, and I don’t have to spend a lot of time searching for what I need.

I especially appreciate the monitoring feature: you can select products and track price changes. The export of logs to Excel is very helpful — it contains all the key data: product ID, seller, old and new prices, the difference in rubles and percentages, date of change, and number of measurements. For my analysis, this is more than enough: I can create my own reports, check the accuracy of calculations, and not depend on the graphs on the website.

There are areas where the UX could be significantly improved. The price history graph with rare measurements (2-3 points over 3 months) currently looks weak: the connecting line creates a false impression of "smooth dynamics," which is actually not there. It would be more honest and useful to simply show individual points with date and price labels, plus add a note like "Dynamics based on 2 measurements over 90 days" — this way, the user immediately understands how "dense" the data is.

Another nuance is the notifications. Emails come every hour even with minimal price changes (by 1-2%). In practice, this quickly turns into informational noise: important signals get lost among frequent alerts. It would be much more convenient to add thresholds for triggering (for example, a decrease of 5-10% or 100 ₽) and switch to a daily digest format with the top 3 products by price change. This way, the user receives only significant signals and doesn’t miss truly advantageous offers.

I’d also like to highlight the smart decision regarding limits based on roles: for regular users — 100 products for monitoring, for stores — no limit. This is logical and protects the system from overload while not restricting business users.

Overall, dzhat.ru is a functional and useful aggregator: a large database, an understandable catalog, transparent logs, and a well-thought-out access model. If they refine the presentation of price history and make notifications smarter, the service will become even more convenient. I rate it 4 stars — for its strengths and a clear direction for improvements.