How the likes list and the deals page work together

The most common situation in online shopping: you like something but do not want to buy it right now. On Dona you can save it and come back to it later. Two places serve that — your likes list and the deals page.

Adding to your likes#

Product cards and product pages carry a heart icon. Tap it and the item lands in “My likes”. On the product page, a quick double tap on the photo also adds it (though it never removes it). The “Wishlist” button in the “Me” tab takes you to the list.

One detail matters here. If you are not signed in, the list is kept on your device — the app marks it “Saved on this device”. Once you sign in, the list moves to your account and becomes “Saved to your account”. The difference is simple: in the first case a new phone loses the list; in the second it opens on any device.

An item that has sold out stays in the list with a “Sold out” label on it, while a product that has been removed altogether drops out. If none of your saved products can be opened, the list is replaced by “These items are no longer available” — a dropped connection can cause this too, so check it first.

What the deals page holds#

The “Deals” button on the home screen opens the “Discounts & deals” page. It is split into several blocks:

• Campaigns — campaigns running right now.
• Flash deals — time-limited offers.
• Discounts for you — discounted products close to what you have been looking at.
• Popular products — what people are most interested in right now.

Even on days with few discounts the page never runs empty: “Popular products” carries on below. Promotions are never permanent, so it is worth opening the page now and then.

A live discount is its own thing#

In a live stream’s product list, a timed discount shows up with a “FLASH DEALS” mark and the time remaining. If the discount tag says “Live Only”, that price holds only while the stream is running.

So when a shop from your list goes live, it is worth dropping in: that kind of price exists only while the stream is on.

Using both together#

The usual rhythm looks like this. You add anything you like to your list straight away. You open the deals page now and then. If you follow the shop (the “Follow” button on its page), a notification may arrive when it goes live — then you join the stream and see the price there.

That turns “waiting for a discount” into something organised: the list remembers what you wanted, and the deals page shows when it is possible.

One more useful habit is clearing the list from time to time. Among thirty saved items the one you need is hard to find, while ten clear choices make the decision easier. Remove what you no longer want by tapping the heart again, and the list keeps showing what you really want.