Supermarket circular software "iSave Groceries" (iPhone)

This software is great.

I put my zip code into it and after a few moments it displayed 21
supermarkets. Clicking on a supermarket then displays all the sale items in
typical categories, dairy, meat, deli, frozen, etc. See a product you want,
click on it and it brings up a picture, date sale expires, with reg. and
sale prices and weights or counts and whether a "loyalty" card is required
for the savings. Then clicking and "Add" button puts that item in that
store's shopping list.

Another nice feature is it lets you search for a product and it will then
display all the stores that have that product on sale letting you at a
glance price compare them in an easy on the eyes fashion

It's a little rough around the edges or maybe my expectations are too high.
It only displays and compares circular sales items, not everyday product
pricing. I'd like them to include the wholesale clubs. And maybe sometime
in the future I could Bluetooth transmit coupon bar codes to the register.

Still, for 99¢ it's already paid for itself...

Thomas' English muffins
One market: 2/$5.00
Another market $2.00 Buy one get one free (I'd drive out of my way for that
savings.)

"iSave Groceries" for the iPhone is available on-line at the App Store

Andy
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Andy wrote:

> Supermarket circular software "iSave Groceries" (iPhone)
>
> This software is great.
> ...

That's nice. Think if the thingie had a GPS system: it could ring everytime
you pass near a store where you've marked some offers. "Resistence is
futile", LOL
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Vilco
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qualcosa da bere a portata di mano

ViLco said...

> Andy wrote:
>
>> Supermarket circular software "iSave Groceries" (iPhone)
>>
>> This software is great.
>> ...
>
> That's nice. Think if the thingie had a GPS system: it could ring
> everytime you pass near a store where you've marked some offers.
> "Resistence is futile", LOL


ViLco,

I wouldn't want to be on a train and get a pop-up alert, "The English muffins
you want are at this ACME..." as we raced passed it. "STOP THE TRAIN!!!"

Best,

Andy