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Save time and money on the grocery shopping you already do.

Price Harvest is a mobile app — also accessible on the web — that lets you compare real prices across all your nearby grocery stores in one place. No switching between store apps, no mental math, no surprises at checkout.

Every grocery store has its own app, but none of them show you what your actual list would cost at the store next door. Price Harvest is building that — one tool for any grocery shopper who wants to spend less and shop smarter without changing how they already shop.

How it works

One search. Every nearby store.

1 Add your items

Type in one product, a recipe's ingredients, or your full grocery list.

2 See prices across stores

Price Harvest shows what each nearby store charges — all in one view, no app-switching.

3 Shop with a plan

Compare store totals, spot where you'd save, and leave home knowing where to go.

Why this exists

Built because comparing grocery prices shouldn't be this hard.

Checking prices today means opening several apps, doing the math yourself, and still leaving uncertain. Price Harvest started as a personal project to fix that — one place to compare real prices across your nearby stores, for any size list.

Take the short survey below to help shape which stores, features, and use cases we tackle first. Or sign up to be notified when Price Harvest is ready to use. You can do both — the survey takes about two minutes, and most questions are required.

Why I'm building this

A note from the person building Price Harvest.

I started building Price Harvest because, years ago, I went looking for an app that did exactly this — and it didn't exist.

Each week, on the day my local stores refreshed their prices, I'd scroll through everything on sale, clipping digital coupons or adding items to my cart as a reference for when I shopped in person later. I'd also check the staples I buy every week — bread, chips, milk, and the rest — to see which store had the best price at that moment, and plan my whole shopping trip around it: which store to hit first, what to grab where, before I ever left the house.

It didn't stop once I was actually shopping. If something caught my eye in the aisle that wasn't on my list, I'd pull out my phone and check it across a few retailers' apps and Amazon before adding it to my basket — trying to decide whether it was worth a stop next door, or whether the store I was already in was the better call (sometimes I'd end up going next door anyway, for something else that store didn't carry).

That's just a handful of the scenarios I've run into myself. Not everyone shops or thinks the way I do, but I believe a lot of people could use a single tool that helps with grocery planning at every stage — from sitting at home deciding what to buy and where, to sitting in your car in a parking lot, to standing in the aisle wondering if there's a better price nearby. That conviction is why I started building Price Harvest.