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I feel like there is a big opportunity for a mobile grocery shopping app. I don't want something to help me make a grocery list, I want something to hold and ge
by cing 16y ago
I feel like there is a big opportunity for a mobile grocery shopping app. I don't want something to help me make a grocery list, I want something to hold and geek out with while I'm shopping to make informed decisions.
Often I visit the farmers market and I haven't a clue what a good deal produce is. No fliers involved. I want plots of average prices in the correct units. Are the prices lower than average for this season? I want to know how to pick good/ripe produce.
AnyLeaf looks like a good step in that direction...
- dirtae 16y agoIf you look at the page for an individual item on our website then we show you some historical pricing information. For example, if you visit: http://www.anyleaf.com/product/navel-oranges http://www.anyleaf.com/product/navel-oranges Then you'll see that 25 cents / lb is the low price we've seen, 97 cents / lb is the most common sale price, and so on. This data is only available on our website and isn't in the iPhone app yet, but we'll be adding it to the app in an update.