Know which stores to go, or when the trip can wait.
Grocery prices can differ by 35% or more between stores in the same city.1 With ManyStops, you can easily keep track of prices at multiple stores, and even see the cheapest option on shopping day!
ManyStops learns how long each item lasts in your home. It names the day you’ll need to shop next. It lays out each way to shop your stores, with the drive and what each will cost.
Each store's list comes in aisle order. Tick each item as it goes in the cart, or scan its barcode. Photograph the receipt at the end, and ManyStops fills in the prices.
Choose the days and how many people are eating. ManyStops looks at what is in your pantry and fills each day with meals you like. Anything you are short of goes straight to the shopping list.
Search for a meal, or let ManyStops suggest one from what is in your pantry. It shows what the missing ingredients cost, and what a restaurant meal for everyone would cost.
Every price is one you recorded, shown again the next time you stand in front of the item. Type it as you pick the item up, or photograph the receipt afterwards. It works at any store, including the independent ones no price app covers.
ManyStops learns each store's order from the order you pick things up, at any store, with nothing to set up. At a store other ManyStops shoppers know, your first list already comes in a sensible order.
Nobody comes home with a second bag of rice. Everyone marks what is running short from their own phone, and there is one list.
The office never runs out of coffee. Anyone asks for what is missing, whoever is going picks it up, and the price is remembered for next time.
Nobody has to remember what the supplier charged last time. It is on the list beside the item, and everybody buying for the event works from the same list.
Nobody argues about who ate the snacks. Mark what is shared and what is yours, and after a shared trip ManyStops shows who owes what.
Your list and the Shop screen keep working with no signal. ManyStops catches up when you are back online.
Yes. Get ManyStops from the App Store. You can also add it to your home screen from Safari. The steps, for every phone.
Yes. Open manystops.com/app in Chrome, then tap Install. After that it opens from your home screen like any other app.
Any store you can walk into, from grocery stores and warehouse clubs to hardware and office supply stores. Independent and international grocers work too.
No. Typing prices is optional. When you are done shopping, simply take a photo of your receipt and the app fills any prices you skipped.
Before your first trip, ManyStops shows an estimate for your area in yellow, where it has one. Each price you record replaces it and shows in blue.
Yes. Copy your list as text from the app you use now and paste it into ManyStops, under Import a list in the menu. Each line becomes an item. A spreadsheet of prices with a date, an item and a store on each row comes in the same way.
Your list lives in our database and on the phones of the people in your group. There are no ads and no trackers.
Every new account starts with 30 days of Plus. To keep it, open Manage account in the app, or the upgrade page in any browser, where Plus is bought with your email address and needs no sign-in first. Teams belongs to a group. Its owner buys it signed in, under Manage group in the app's menu.
Open Manage your ManyStops plan on the upgrade page. A plan bought in the Android or iPhone app is canceled in that phone’s store.
Every new account has Plus, with no card. After that the list, your stores and every price you record stay free, and Plus keeps the decisions. Plus renews by itself until you cancel. No ads, ever.
Take a photo of each store's receipt. ManyStops reads it and fills in any price you skipped in the aisle.
When you scan an item, ManyStops reads the price label in the same picture. A label read is used only when it finds a price.
Take a short video along a shelf, walking slowly. ManyStops saves the price on every label it can read, for that store.
Prices show in the money your country uses.
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