Stores

See which store wins on what kind of item.

Per-store breakdowns by category — produce, dairy, pantry, beverages. The supermarket that wins on cereal is probably not the one that wins on apples. Per-store pages tell you the full picture.

How it works

Each store you've shopped at gets its own profile: total items logged there, total wins (items where this store was cheapest), the categories it's strongest in, and a list of every item with the per-store unit price next to your overall best.

The category breakdown matters because nobody is cheapest at everything. Costco might win on bulk pantry but lose on small produce; Trader Joe's might win on dairy alternatives but lose on fresh fish. The store profile makes those trade-offs legible so you can split your trip without guessing.

FAQ

What if I only shop at one store?: The Stores tab still works — it'll show that one store with everything in it. The comparative power kicks in once you've logged prices at two or more places.
Can I add a store that isn't a chain?: Yes. The store field on the Log a Price screen accepts any text — farmers market, corner store, anything. It becomes a tracked store and gets its own profile.
Does it know about online grocery / delivery?: Only if you log the prices you paid online as a store. PricePrint doesn't scrape Instacart or Amazon Fresh — but you can log them by name like any other store.
What does "category strongest in" mean?: The category where that store has the highest ratio of wins to logs. If 8 out of your 10 produce logs at H Mart are cheaper than the alternatives, "produce" is where H Mart is strongest for you.