... Product Hunt community, I m building DaamDekhi , a global price comparison platform for food delivery, groceries, and daily shopping products. The problem is not limited to one country. Online shopping and food delivery have become fragmented everywhere. Users often need to open multiple apps, search the same item again and again, compare prices manually, check availability, and still may not know whether they found the best option. For restaurant delivery, the problem is even deeper. Delivery apps often ... ... hidden inside individual restaurant pages. So users end up opening restaurants one by one, browsing menus manually, and comparing prices across delivery platforms themselves. DaamDekhi removes that friction. Users can search once, choose a country, and compare matching food, grocery

... actually make with what you've got. You can also log its expiration date and the app will notify you when its about to go bad. No more staring into the fridge. No more tossing $30 worth of groceries every week. Just real meals from stuff you already paid for. Would love for you to check it out. I have a landing page set up for a waitlist! Check it Out: UseUp ...

... Product Hunt community! Just launched Spoilless ( spoilless.com ) today. The problem: The average family throws away 30% of their groceries every year that's $1,500 straight in the trash, usually because they forgot what they had. What Spoilless does: - Scan your grocery

... Grocyy helps you turn everyday receipts into powerful insights. Website: https://grocyy.com/ The pain point of we throw away receipts or forget what we bought. That means we have no idea: how much we re really spending on groceries what we buy most often or when we ll need to restock Grocyy fixes that. Just upload a receipt and Grocyy will automatically: Extract products, prices, and store details Organize everything into a clean dashboard Track your spending across stores Predict ... ... when you ll run out of items Over time, Grocyy learns your habits and helps you: Avoid overbuying Stay within your grocery

... working mom of 3, the hardest part of my week isn t doing things it s thinking about everything . What are we eating? How much will groceries cost? Can we stay on budget? Do I even have time to cook? It s constant mental load. So I built Amelna a system that connects meals, groceries

... solve a daily problem that kept bothering me: meal planning. I track calories and fitness goals, but every day I'd spend way too long figuring out: What should I eat today? Does it fit my macros? What groceries do I need? Will this go over my budget? It sounds simple, but it adds up mentally. So last weekend MealFlow comes to live! It generates a weekly meal plan and grocery

... recently built an app called Deadlinr. The idea came from a simple problem: I kept losing money because I forgot about subscriptions and expiry dates. So I built Deadlinr to track things like: Subscriptions Documents (passport, license, etc.) Warranties Groceries Any important expiry or deadline The goal is to have one simple place that reminds you before things expire. This is my first version and I m improving it based on feedback. Would really love to hear what you think ...

... Unravl turns voice notes into organised structure. Speak naturally ramble if you want and it pulls out your tasks, events, reminders, notes, and groceries. No editing. No cleanup. A few things worth knowing: Rambles become succinct notes stream of consciousness in, clean actionable output out Grocery

... demand delivery is no longer a novelty. It is an expectation. What has changed is how many apps users must juggle to meet everyday needs. Groceries come from one platform, food from another, essentials from a third, and local retail from somewhere else entirely. Each app adds friction new logins, separate carts, repeated payment setup, and inconsistent delivery experiences. This Idea Usher review evaluates Limitless , an on-demand delivery platform designed to consolidate groceries

... called Don Cheffy on the App Store (I will release it on Android soon), and I m looking for honest feedback. I built it because I was tired of spending time deciding what to eat, then overbuying groceries or forgetting ingredients. So, the app helps me calculate exactly what I need to buy based on my meal choices, saving time and stop throwing away food and money. The flow on the app is simple: 1. Add meals easily using ...

... happens ("I'm exhausted" 15-min backup meal) Sends daily SMS to everyone with the plan (no more "what's for dinner?") Learns what you like over time Tracks your pantry and suggests meals before food goes bad Creates grocery lists minus what you already have Where I'm at: Early beta collecting founding users and feedback. My questions for you: Does this solve a real problem for you or your family? What's missing that would make you actually ... ... building this based on what real families need. Comment from Kutlwano Melamu(@kutlwano_melamu): i appreciate your approach, this is a valuable concept and you considered the workload that affects homes, i like that you have pantry and grocery

... euros?) spend per month: My miscellaneous spend was also very large in December, but this makes sense. I got my oil changed, bought some presents, and paid for ads for My Financ . Here is my misc spend per month: Groceries were roughly 14% of my expenses. Groceries