
Dinners fromthis week’ssales.
Enter your ZIP. We read this week’s store flyers near you, plan dinners around the best deals, and build one cart for the week. Then we show exactly how much you kept.
Four weeks of Pro free. No card.
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Four steps.
You do
the first one.
Reads
the deals
Every week we read the flyers and prices from stores near you: Kroger, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s and the chains in your local weekly flyers.
Plans
the week
Dinners built around this week’s deals, fitted to your household’s size, budget, allergies and diet. Every meal is checked against your food rules before you see it.
Builds
one cart
Dinners, breakfast and lunch staples, tomorrow’s lunch from tonight’s leftovers, and the snacks and drinks that are on sale. One cart for the week.
Shows what
you kept
Every saving comes with its receipt: the regular price the store printed, this week’s price, and what you keep.
Every dollar,
with its receipt.
Every line is something in your cart. Every number is one you can check at the shelf.
The regular price the store printed. No printed price, no saving.
This week’s price, from this week’s flyer.
The difference between the two. What stays with you.
No regular price was printed for bananas, so we count $0.00. We never round up or invent a “regular” price.
Don’t want it?
Swap it.
Trade any dinner for one of two others, built on the same week’s deals and checked against the same food rules. Try it.
Turkey & black bean chili
Egg fried rice with broccoli








One cart
for the
whole week.
- Dinners, built on this week’s deals
- Breakfast and lunch staples
- Tomorrow’s lunch, from tonight’s leftovers
- Snacks on sale
- Drinks on sale
- One receipt for all of it
In the store,
one tap
per item.
The cart becomes a checklist. One stop at a time, one tap per item, built for one thumb in a parking lot. At the end, it adds up what you actually kept.
The app is calm by design. Nothing moves on its own, and prices never animate. Try the phone.

Planned for
the people
eating it.
Every meal is checked against the nine major allergens plus gluten, and against your household’s diet, before it’s shown. Same on Free and Pro. Always read the label.
Dinners that don’t pass are never shown. We plan around them.
Good food on a budget is for everyone.
- 01We count a saving only when the store printed a regular price.
- 02We never round up.
- 03We never invent a “regular” price.
- 04We never fake urgency.
No countdown timers. No flashing banners. No crossed-out “was” prices without a source. No “Most Popular” ribbons.
Not a coupon casino. Not a meal kit. Not a diet app. A well-run neighborhood grocery, in your pocket.

Growing up, grocery flyers weren’t junk mail in our house. They were how we got through the week. My parents came to America as refugees, with no English, no jobs, and no family to lean on. I translated the flyers, and together we clipped the best deals into what we called our “deals book.”
We planned our meals around those deals and went from store to store to make every dollar count. Years later, I became a developer and built Less4Food to bring that same approach to every household, without the hours of work.
One email.
One tap
to stop it.
When new flyers come out and your plan is ready, we send one email. If you don’t want it, the way out is one tap, every time.
This week’s flyers are in for 90024. We planned 3 dinners around the best deals and put everything in one cart, with the receipt.
Two plans.
Same honesty.
Safety checks, honest savings, recipes and swaps are the same on both plans.
Three dinners a week, planned from local deals.
Every meal your household asks for.
Your receipt
is one ZIP
away.
Four weeks of Pro free. No card.