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This app would be essential if i could lets say add a shopping list full of tesco products and then convert all the products to the most similar products from another store as to then compare my whole shoppong list price. Rather than just comparing singular products. only way to

it would be nice to create a shopping list on the app, the app must then compare the prices of each item and find the cheapest price for each item, and group the items based on their price into groups of supermarket. Integration with Alexa shopping list would be useful as well.

can you add the morrisons More card prices the same as you do for Tesco Clubcard and Sainsbury's Nectar please?

please can there be a setting to switch on if you want the nectar and clubcard prices to be used rather than the regual price, maybe a toggle in the supermarket list bit

Tesco's loyalty card prices are in the app but I can't compete like-for-like if Asda's equivalent isn't there as well.

The app and the desktop browser client do not allow the email address to be changed in your account. It looks like it saves but if you close the account details update page and then come back to it you find the old email address has appeared again. What a pain.

I would like to be able to select the product categories I'm interested in, or not. e.g. i dont have children, so children products have no interest to me. Same with pets, mens/ladies clothing, cosmetics etc. i would also like to be able to use the categories in searches.

Add Morrisons more card prices, thank You

When, oh when are you going to get your unit price algorithm sorted out? Cheesy slices at £0.83 per 255g does NOT equate to £0.02 per 100g as you state. What youve done is divided the unit price by the number of slices, which is not relevant. You cant do part of the calculation o

despite reporting this problem, repeatedly, you are still making the same errors. In this instance, it relates to Bachelors cream of mushroom cup soup with croutons. You have taken the pack weight and multiplied it by the number of sachets and then divided the price, getting a mu