Tracking gold rates and Diwali deals does not need to be a daily chore. A simple scheduled alert can do the checking for you and drop the update straight into your inbox.
Ritu's Situation: Too Many Tabs, Too Little Time
Here is how someone like Ritu Bansal, a homemaker in Ludhiana, uses a smarter approach.
Every year, the weeks before Diwali feel the same. The family has a budget for gold, maybe a pair of earrings or a small coin for the puja. But gold prices move almost every day. One morning the rate is ₹72,000 per 10 grams, and by Thursday it has crept up again. Ritu also wants to catch good deals on home decor, dry fruits, and kitchen appliances, because Diwali sales from big online stores tend to appear and disappear fast.
So her morning used to look like this: open one site for gold rates, check another for Sensex (the Bombay Stock Exchange index, which often moves gold prices), scroll through a shopping app, and then do it all again the next day. It added up to 20-30 minutes of aimless checking, and she still felt like she was missing things.
She does not have to do that anymore.
Three Simple Steps to Set It Up
AIDular is a free AI research assistant that checks the web on a schedule and emails you a clean report. No app to download. No credit card needed. Works on any phone.
Here is how someone like Ritu would set it up in about two minutes:
- Sign up free at aidular.com. Just an email address. No credit card.
- Type what to track in plain English or even Hinglish. Something like: "Gold rate in India today, and any Diwali deals on home appliances or dry fruits from big online stores."
- Pick daily. The report lands in her inbox every morning in IST, ready before chai.
That is it. No forms, no filters, no complicated settings.
What the Report Looks Like
AIDular searches the web and sends a clean, sourced summary. For someone tracking gold and Diwali deals, a typical daily report might cover:
- The current gold rate per 10 grams (22-karat and 24-karat)
- Whether the rate went up or down since yesterday
- A quick note on why, for example if the rupee weakened or global gold prices shifted
- Any live Diwali sale alerts from major platforms
- A line or two on relevant news, like whether jewellers are expecting a price spike closer to Dhanteras
Everything is sourced, so Ritu can tap through and verify anything that matters before she buys.
Why This Matters More in October
Gold prices in India tend to rise as Diwali and Dhanteras approach. Demand goes up, and jewellers know it. Buying a few weeks early, when the rate dips slightly, can make a real difference on a fixed family budget.
The problem is that most people only start paying attention to gold rates once the festive season is already in full swing, and by then prices have already moved. Tracking from early October onwards, with a daily alert, means you are not caught off guard.
The same logic applies to Diwali sales. The best deals on appliances, dry fruits, and lights often appear in early sale windows, not on Diwali night itself. An alert that scans for deals every morning means you do not have to remember to check.
A Sample Hinglish Prompt to Try
You can type your tracking request in plain Hinglish and still get a clean English report back. For example:
"Aaj ka gold rate kya hai India mein, aur koi Diwali sale chal rahi hai bade online stores pe?"
AIDular understands it and sends back a proper, readable summary in English.
No App, No Hassle
One thing people like about this setup is that there is nothing to maintain. No app to keep updated, no notifications to dismiss. The report just shows up in your email at the same time every morning, like a helpful friend who already did the research.
Lite plan is free. You can cancel anytime, no questions asked.
If you want to stop checking gold rates manually every day before Diwali, give it a try at aidular.com. Set it up once, and let it do the watching for you.