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We hear you, and that's why we just launched our iPhone app. It's a bit buried in this article, but it's mentioned about halfway through. The app makes a great
by dirtae 16y ago
We hear you, and that's why we just launched our iPhone app. It's a bit buried in this article, but it's mentioned about halfway through. The app makes a great complement to our website, allowing you to view a shopping list created on the web on your phone, but it's also useful by itself, without using our website or email.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/anyleaf/id424688443?mt=8&ls=1 http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/anyleaf/id424688443?mt=8&...
Also, the deals that we show you in our email are the very best deals (we compare to historical prices to identify them) and are personalized for you (you can hide categories and individual products). We hated thumbing through the traditional circulars, so we're trying to eliminate that pain by showing you directly relevant deals.
- ams6110 16y agoI tend to be pretty loyal to one supermarket (chain and location); it's on my usual commute, I like their produce, and I know where everything is. Saving a few dollars by going to another store, has an overall negative ROI for me. Does this offer me anything then, or are you really targeting the folks who will shop wherever the absolute best prices are that week.
- joshstaiger 16y agoIt's useful (at least for me) even if you only go to one store. We use historical data to judge how good the sales are for items at any given time — and it’s surprising how much variation there is week to week. Usually when I shop, I’m looking to get fresh meat and produce of some sort. If salmon is steeply discounted this week, I’ll spring for that vs chicken breast that is only slightly discounted from the norm.
- AjithAntony 16y agoWhat about The Grocery Game. http://www.thegrocerygame.com/ http://www.thegrocerygame.com/