Autoqueue for Safari

The moment a watched Pokémon or One Piece TCG drop goes live, the Autoqueue extension opens the store in your Safari automatically: the queue when the store runs one, the product pages when we have them. You join the line and check out yourself, like any shopper, just without the reaction delay.

Free install from the Mac App Store. Automatic tab opening pairs with the Auto-Queue plan, $20 per month; email-only alerts are $8.

Opens the drop instantly

Detection to open tab in seconds, while you work or game. Choose your tab style: available product pages, including newly matched items, or one official store tab per retailer event.

Email backup, always

Every drop also lands in your inbox with a direct link. A newly matched product may send its own exact-link email, while repeat mentions are suppressed.

Not a bot

No captcha solving, no auto-checkout, no queue tricks. It opens a tab, exactly like clicking a link yourself. The waiting room, cart, and checkout are all you.

Install in Safari

  1. Get Autoqueue on the Mac App Store and open the app once. It explains the single setup step and can take you straight to Safari's settings.
  2. Sign in to your Autoqueue dashboard and copy your access key.
  3. In Safari, choose Safari > Settings > Extensions, turn on Autoqueue, and allow it when Safari asks. Select Autoqueue in that list to open its settings.
  4. Paste your key into the "Access key" field and click "Connect". When the status reads "Connected." you are set.

Full walkthrough, dashboard settings, and troubleshooting live in the setup guide.

Covered stores

Common questions

Is the Autoqueue Safari extension free?

The extension itself is a free install from the Mac App Store. Automatic tab opening pairs with the Auto-Queue plan at $20 per month; email-only alerts are $8 per month.

Is it a bot? Will I get banned?

No. The extension does not solve captchas, auto-checkout, bypass queues, or interact with any store. It opens a tab in your Safari at the right moment, exactly like clicking a link yourself. You handle the waiting room, cart, and checkout.

Does Safari need to be open for it to work?

Yes, for the automatic tab-open: Safari must be running on an awake computer, though minimized or in the background is fine. Your alert email arrives either way, so a closed laptop never costs you the drop entirely.

Can I move my access key to a different browser later?

Yes. A key works in one browser at a time; use "Switch browser" on your dashboard, then Connect from the browser you want.

Ready to stop refreshing in Safari?

Install from the Mac App Store and create your account. Using a different browser? Autoqueue for Chrome. Using a different browser? Autoqueue for Firefox.