Know when something you own is recalled, with a heads-up before its return window closes.
Tracks what you own and checks it against U.S. recalls every day.
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How it works
Tell Muse what you bought
We check official U.S. recalls every day
Ask Muse what needs your attention
Try asking
You ask Muse: “Has the space heater I’m looking at been recalled?”
Muse replies with any matching CPSC recalls: the hazard, the remedy, and a link to the official notice.
You ask Muse: “I just bought a KitchenAid stand mixer from Target. I can return it until October 28. Keep an eye on it.”
Muse replies that it’s on your list and checked against recalls every day. In the last 7 days before October 28, a return-window reminder shows up in your alerts.
You ask Muse: “Anything I need to deal with?”
Muse replies with your alerts, most important first. For example: “Your KitchenAid mixer’s return window closes in 2 days.”
What it uses
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A sign-in ID, only if you track items (searching recalls needs no account). Sign-in is a one-time code sent to your email — no password to set or remember, and nothing asked for but your email. Recall Tracker itself never stores your email address.
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The product details you choose to track: name, brand and purchase date, plus optionally model, category, retailer, and return-window and warranty dates.
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Official U.S. recall data from the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
Nothing else: no prices, payment details, location, contacts, photos or health information.
What it won’t do
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It never buys, returns or pays for anything.
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It gives no legal or safety advice.
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It shares nothing with advertisers.