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AisleSplit
Grocery lists sorted by store, plus AI receipt scanning
AisleSplit sorts your grocery list by the store you actually buy each item from. Star your go-to store once (Costco for paper towels, Trader Joe's for bananas), and it remembers every week. Snap a receipt and AI pulls out every item and price, building a real price history by store and brand, so you can see where things are cheaper. Works with any grocery store, for just you or your whole household, with one live list shared by up to 3 people.
We shop at three or four stores every week: Costco for bulk, Trader Joe's for produce, Whole Foods for a few things. Our list lived in Notes, so in every store we were scrolling past stuff that wasn't sold there. We also had no idea whether the milk was cheaper last month or at the other store.
So we built AisleSplit: 🛒 One list, sorted by store. Tell it once where you buy each item, and it remembers. 🧾 Snap a receipt. AI reads every item and price, so a price history builds up on its own. 📈 Compare prices for anything you've bought, across stores and brands. 🏠 Share a live list with up to 3 people, so nobody has to text "did you get milk?"
It works with any grocery store, for just you or your whole household. We'd love your feedback: which stores do you shop at, and what would make this part of your weekly routine?
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About AisleSplit on Product Hunt
“Grocery lists sorted by store, plus AI receipt scanning”
AisleSplit was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #237 on the daily leaderboard. AisleSplit sorts your grocery list by the store you actually buy each item from. Star your go-to store once (Costco for paper towels, Trader Joe's for bananas), and it remembers every week. Snap a receipt and AI pulls out every item and price, building a real price history by store and brand, so you can see where things are cheaper. Works with any grocery store, for just you or your whole household, with one live list shared by up to 3 people.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
We shop at three or four stores every week: Costco for bulk, Trader Joe's for produce, Whole Foods for a few things. Our list lived in Notes, so in every store we were scrolling past stuff that wasn't sold there. We also had no idea whether the milk was cheaper last month or at the other store.
So we built AisleSplit:
🛒 One list, sorted by store. Tell it once where you buy each item, and it remembers.
🧾 Snap a receipt. AI reads every item and price, so a price history builds up on its own.
📈 Compare prices for anything you've bought, across stores and brands.
🏠 Share a live list with up to 3 people, so nobody has to text "did you get milk?"
It works with any grocery store, for just you or your whole household. We'd love your feedback: which stores do you shop at, and what would make this part of your weekly routine?