Hi PH! We built SwipeCart because the "what's for dinner" argument was a daily thing. What finally worked was removing the blank page: show me dinners, let me say yes or no, and have an agent do the shopping. That last part is the hard part. The agent resolves every ingredient to a real Walmart or Kroger SKU, does the package math (2 lb of beef across two recipes is two 1 lb rolls, not three), sets aside the pantry staples you already own, and works around out-of-stock items before anything hits your cart. Five dinners for four came to $109.49 at Walmart this week, and $30.80 of that was staples most people already have. Other things worth knowing: 1,120 recipes with photos, every one priced from live store data. Allergen filtering uses verified ingredient data and fails closed. Swipe with a partner and only the dinners you both want get shopped. And the whole loop runs inside Claude and ChatGPT as a standard MCP connector ("deal me 5 dinners, like 1 and 3, build my list"), same account, same engine. Meta Muse is in review. Swiping and the grocery list are free, forever. Pro ($3.99/mo, 7-day trial) adds weekly hauls, recipe swaps, agent checkout and couples invites. Ask me anything.

SwipeCart

Swipe right on dinner. An AI agent does the shopping.

Swipe right on dinner. An AI agent does the shopping.