Your grocery list, priced at every store at once.
Tap your usual items. Kartful compares every supermarket that delivers to your area — delivery fees included — and shows the cheapest way to order. Before you sign up for anything.
Three steps. You only need the first.
Price your basket
Every store's total, fees included. No account, no card.
FreeKartful keeps watching
Re-priced weekly. One alert when it gets cheaper somewhere — not a newsletter.
Free accountThe list writes itself
Kartful drafts the weekly list and hands you a ready cart per store. On Autopilot it places the orders — after your approval.
Plus & AutopilotTwo stores, only when it pays.
If splitting doesn't beat the extra delivery fee, Kartful says so.
Hypermarkets, dark stores, aggregators — priced at the same moment.
An uncertain match is never bought. It's shown to you instead.
Change anything, and Kartful asks again.
Your labs, as shopping rules.
Upload a lab PDF or connect Apple Health. Results become rules that shape every basket.
Free prices it. Membership does the work.
- →Drafted before you ask. Kartful knows the yogurt runs out Thursday.
- →Split when it pays. A second store is only used when savings beat the extra delivery fee.
- →Approved by you, always. One tap on the exact basket and total. Change anything, approve again.
Draft ready
Explore
- Price any basket across your stores
- Saved lists & cheaper-basket alerts
- Full store comparison, fees included
- Health briefing preview on your items
Membership
- Lists drafted from your buying rhythm & pantry
- Lab upload, health rules & care team
- Autopilot ordering included — spend caps enforced server-side
- Substitutions checked against your health rules on arrival
Family
- Everything in Membership, ×4 members
- Managed households — separate addresses, rules & approvals
- Shared approval rights for family orders
- Per-member spend allowances
The rules Kartful can't break
No order without your tap on that exact basket. Change anything, approve again.
Per-order and weekly limits are checked on our servers — not politely suggested.
Each swap and removal carries its reason. The activity feed is the audit trail.