Free AI parts lists for home and auto repairs
Describe what's broken. Get every part in one trip.
Ask Danny turns a repair problem, a photo or a short video into a parts list with aisle numbers for Home Depot, Lowe's and AutoZone. Built for homeowners and the trades. No account needed.
Aisle numbers and prices are estimates. For gas, electrical or structural work, hire a licensed professional.
How it works
- Describe the jobType what's wrong, say it out loud, or add a photo or video.
- Pick your storeHome Depot, Lowe's or AutoZone, or compare Home Depot and Lowe's side by side.
- Get the listParts, specs and quantities with aisle numbers and price estimates, plus the tools and what to check first.
Repair guides
Common repairs
- Toilet keeps running
- Water leaking under the kitchen sink
- Slow bathroom sink drain
- Garbage disposal hums but will not spin
- Water dripping from the indoor AC unit
- Ice on the AC line or coil
- How to patch a hole in drywall
- Door will not latch
- Windshield wipers smear
- Headlight out
- Washer will not drain
- Dryer takes too long to dry
Built for blue-collar work
Know what to buy before you leave, instead of making three trips for one repair.
Turn a job description into a supply-run list with quantities before you head to the next site.
Questions
Is Ask Danny free?
Yes. There is nothing to buy and no card to enter. You can build lists as a guest without an account. To keep it free, each connection gets a limited number of lists per day.
Which stores does it cover?
Home Depot and Lowe's for home repairs, and AutoZone for car parts.
Are the aisle numbers exact?
No. They are estimates. Store layouts differ and change after remodels, and prices will not match your receipt exactly. Items that were not matched to our product database are marked with an asterisk.
Does it tell me how to do the repair?
It tells you what to buy and what to check first, not how to do the job. For gas, electrical, structural or permitted work, hire a licensed professional.
What happens to what I type?
Your description or photo is sent to an AI provider to build the list. As a guest, your history stays in your browser. The Privacy & AI Disclosure has the details.
Who makes Ask Danny?
Matthew Sanchez, an economics student at the University of Southern California. It is a beta, so please report a wrong aisle if you find one.