See any site from almost anywhere on earth.
Ask your AI what something costs in Japan, whether it's in stock in the UK, or what people in Germany see when they search. Puley reads the page through a connection inside that country and brings back the local price, converted, with the store's own link.
Cheapest of these: United States at $1,199. Dearest: Turkey at $2,805, 134% more.
Real read, 7 October 2026: the starting price on Apple's store in each country, read from inside that country and converted at that day's rate. US and Canadian prices are before sales tax; Hong Kong has none; the rest include it. Tap a country to add or remove it.
On Apple's own stores on 7 October 2026, the iPhone 18 Pro was cheapest in the United States at $1,199 before sales tax and dearest in Turkey at about $2,805, 134% more, for the same phone. The full table and what it means.
A connection in every country you name.
Most of the internet changes with where you are. Your AI has always seen it from one place, if it could see it at all. Passport gives it a seat in each country.
Name the countries, or say “everywhere”. Paste a link or just name the product.
A real internet connection inside each country. It checks the connection really is there before it trusts the page.
The price, the currency, the stock and the delivery note, taken from the page itself, and the page's link.
Converted to your currency at today's rate, cheapest first, with what to watch out for.
What people check from abroad
If a site shows different things in different countries, Passport lets your AI see each version.
Same search, two countries.
“best running shoes”, searched from Australia and from the US on 7 October 2026. The Australian results include two local shops; the American ones don't.
Ask it like this
Plain words, in ChatGPT, Claude or any AI app you've added Puley to.
219 countries and territories
That's 183 of the world's 193 countries, plus 36 territories, each with a home internet connection we've checked from the inside. Not available: Cuba, Iran, North Korea and Syria, because of sanctions, and six small nations with no connections yet: Eritrea, Micronesia, Samoa, the Solomon Islands, Tonga and Tuvalu.
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Passport questions
How does Passport work?
When you name a country, Puley reads the page through an internet connection inside that country, the way someone there would see it. It checks the connection really is in that country before it trusts the page, then hands your AI the local price, the currency, the stock and the page's link. It works in 219 countries and territories today.
Which countries?
219 countries and territories: 183 of the world's 193 countries, plus 36 territories such as Hong Kong, Puerto Rico and Guam. Not available: Cuba, Iran, North Korea and Syria, because of sanctions, and six small nations with no connections yet: Eritrea, Micronesia, Samoa, the Solomon Islands, Tonga and Tuvalu. Every country is checked from the inside before it counts.
Is it legal?
Passport reads public pages, the same pages anyone in that country can open. What you then buy, and from where, is up to you and the store's rules. Puley never buys anything for you and never tells you to get around a store's rules.
Will it find cheaper flights or hotels?
Usually not. We searched the same Google Flights trip from several countries and got the same prices. Passport is best for things priced country by country: phones, gadgets, toys, clothes and anything sold on local stores.
Is the cheapest country always the best deal?
Not always. Buying abroad can mean import duty, a different model or a warranty that works differently, and some prices exclude sales tax. Ask your AI to check those too: it can read the store's own warranty and delivery pages.
Does it change my location or my accounts?
No. Passport is your AI reading a page from another country. Your own browser, location and accounts stay exactly as they are.
How much does it cost?
Each country counts as one read. Free compares 2 countries at a time, Plus 6 and Pro 12, and Plus and Pro watches can check from any country.
More things your AI can do
Passport works with everything else Puley does: watches, alerts and tables.
Give your AI a seat in every country.
Free to start. Works in ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Grok and Le Chat, on your phone and your computer.