T-Moo. It's time for another T-Moo Hall. A once little-known Chinese app,

Look what came in the mail! That has become ultra-popular in just a matter of months.

I'm gonna need y'all to stop ordering Taimu shi-shi

by selling the most random items.

Apparently I bought a bubble gun for dirt cheap. this stuff is four dollars its goal infiltrate the American consumer

Now I have two hundred dollars worth of stuff from China. So let's see what I got. It's poured millions into Super Bowl ads.

Download the Tino app and shop like a billionaire.

And gamified shopping with a literal wheel of fortune.

It's meteoric rise now threatening retail giants including Amazon.

It's a threat to everyone including Amazon.

Which in contrast has barely updated its website in a decade.

This week on Tech Check we dive into the app taking the country by Storm Timu

and how it could be the Amazon killer.

Timu has become the most downloaded shopping app in the United States.

Timi seems to have come out of nowhere.

It launched in the US a little more than a year ago,

but already estimates suggest 15% of American consumers shop on the app with more than 56 million monthly

users here in the US and likely to generate 13 billion dollars in gross

merchandise value this year. They've come very quickly as you said zero to three billion GMV in just under and

Dice value this year. They've come very quickly as you said zero to three billion GMV in just under a year. It has shot past other Chinese apps like Sheehan and Tik-Toc and downloads

and has grown so quickly that even Amazon is starting to take notice.

I'm sure you've seen this site, Timu, right?

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