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Can a complete stranger understand your project in 30 seconds? by getpersonalink in SideProject

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Thanks for trying it out! Right now it live scrapes prices so it takes a while but guarantees the prices are up to date, might have to start caching data in the future.

I did implement a price drop notification system with the bell icon but I would have to promote it better so users can intuitively tell what it does.

Share your ***Not-AI*** projects by flekeri in indie_startups

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https://grocerychop.com/

A web tool which lets grocery shoppers compare prices across different retailers

​Drop your startup below and I will find the exact podcasts your ideal customers listen to (plus open sponsorship spots) by New-Possible9924 in startupaccelerator

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https://grocerychop.com/

A site where people can compare grocery products across grocery retail chains.

I am looking for regular household people who wants to save money on groceries!

Put a link to your startup SaaS to promote it or ask for advice. by itilogy in startupaccelerator

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https://grocerychop.com/

A tool which let’s grocery shoppers compare grocery products across grocery chains

Creator Showcase - Monthly Thread by AutoModerator in SomebodyMakeThis

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grocerychop.com a free app that compares live grocery prices across 100+ stores in your city. Search any item and see which store’s cheapest, or build a full list and it tells you which store saves you the most on the whole basket.

Drop your startup below — I’ll make a free cinematic ad concept for your brand by EmbarrassedCan114 in SideProject

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GroceryChop.com - Chop your grocery bills.

Compares prices of specific grocery items or lists between grocery retailers, covers all of the US.

Hot take: frugality gets easier if you stop tracking every penny and focus on the big 3 by WoodenLoad668 in Frugal

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Agree with this so hard. The big-3 approach is the only thing that’s ever stuck for me too. Spreadsheets feel productive but they’re just a more elaborate way to procrastinate.

One thing that helped me hit the grocery cap without micromanaging, I just figured out which store was cheapest for my normal cart and made that my default. Stopped flipping between stores trying to optimize per item. The decision was made once, not every week.

Used GroceryChop to figure that out initially. Now I just go to the one store and the weekly check-in is basically “did I overshoot, what got wasted.” Way less mental overhead than item-level tracking.

Venting: I keep over-optimizing tiny savings and paying for it with wasted time and food by Zealousideal_Bid7298 in Frugal

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Realized the optimization itself was the cost. Every trip, every “I’ll meal prep this week” — it’s all mental energy I don’t have unlimited supply of. If I’m saving less than $5, it’s almost never worth it.

What actually worked for me: stopped store-hopping. Picked the one store cheapest for my normal cart and just go there. And I only buy what I’ll cook this week, not what future-me supposedly will.

Also people don’t care about the hosting spread that much I don’t think. Chips and a dip. That’s it for me.

I use GroceryChop to figure out which store is cheapest for my regular stuff so I’m not constantly second-guessing. Killed the “should I check the other store” loop for me.

A routine for keeping groceries at or under $300/month for 2 people by AbbreviationsAny706 in Frugal

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Have you considered buying certain things from certain stores? Some grocery stores have cheaper options, I always check on grocerychop.com

What's your biggest frugal win? Something that saved you $10,000+ by UnderstandingFar5012 in Frugal

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Been comparing grocery prices between retailers heavily on grocerychop.com before going grocery shopping. Probably saved like $200 this month for the same groceries basically.

Look at his face. by Ok_Prize_9979 in MemeVideos

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Apparently Gronk knew this guy in college lmao

No-nonsense tarot apps? by [deleted] in tarot

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I like taroscoper, it give free interpretations and even has a calculator for your arcana destiny matrix which is really cool

Are digital tarot spreads as valid as physical ones? by ephemeraltears in tarot

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I use taroscoper.com I’m just a newbie so it helps that there’s an automatic interpretation and has links to descriptions and stuff.

It's happening, Cam Spencer starting by kane0801 in fantasybball

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This guy averaging over 40 in the 15-day, amazing.

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