Whenever I shopped online for groceries, it frustrated me by how inefficient it was in many ways. It takes forever to shop around to find the best value for money.
Instead of just accepting it for what it is, we decided to do something about it.
We created a prototype that allows you to compare the price of one shopping basket to another from the 2 major supermarkets.
This algorithm makes the continuous search for the best value easier and faster.
In fact, what we found out was, it can save about 30% of your shopping bill if you split your purchase across different supermarket chains.
I have started with this beta version first and now I think it can become something bigger. Perhaps it could evolve into comparing the health and nutritional values of different products or even their environmental impact.
Before I take it any further, I thought it would be good to reach out to the OzBargain community and see what people think of it, where it could go next..
We have an idea of where we want to take it but we really interested in your feedback so we can build the best solution.
We are also looking for passionate people to join the team.
I invite you to check it out at
http://flave.com.au
(Username - demo / Password – alphatester)
And l look forward to what you have to say !
How it works:
Cut and past whole recipes like this:
6 (650g) tandoori marinated chicken skewers
4 naan bread
1/2 cup plain Greek-style yoghurt
2 tablespoons mango chutney
50g baby spinach
1/2 small red onion, cut into thin wedges
2 tablespoons sultanas
2 tablespoons slivered almonds
And click search we do the rest.
The alpha version is only sample data from 4 postcodes. About 80k products
Use postcode 3181 for this version.
Send us feedback if you want to be updated with our progress.
Great work…
Maybe you can collaborate with @jazoom (search him up on Ozb), who founded Pricehipster which is very smooth and great functionality