Write your list. Compare your options. Take T-Shop to the aisle.

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  • Unlimited

A screen recording of the T-Shop Android app. A shopping list is typed one line at a time - milk, onion soup, reduced cream. A branch is chosen from the nearby supermarkets, and each line resolves to a product with its pack size and price, with alternatives offered per line. Two branches are then compared side by side with a total for each, and the list is ticked off in shopping mode until the trip is complete.

Get it on Google Play

Coming soon on the App Store

Grocery price comparison is currently available in New Zealand

  • PAK'nSAVE
  • New World
  • Woolworths
  • FreshChoice

How it works

Write one list. See nearby store totals.

Milk 2L. Butter 500g. Toilet paper. Write it naturally—T-Shop finds the products for you.

  • No searching item by item

    It finds real products and compares different pack sizes for you.

  • See each store total

    Compare the cost of your whole list at each nearby store.

  • Take it shopping

    Tick things off as you go and keep track of your total.

The T-Shop shopping list screen. Three lines written in plain words — Butter 500g, Milk 2L and Toilet paper — each with a quantity stepper, above a button reading "Get prices · 3".

Use it anywhere

Shopping at another store? Your list still works.

Tick items off as you shop, change the quantity and see what is left. You just won't see a price comparison.

The T-Shop shopping list in shopping mode where no price comparison is available. A progress bar reads "2 / 4 picked" above the two items still to find, Toilet paper and Aluminium, each with a tick box and a quantity stepper. The two already picked are collapsed into a cart group, and the cart total is empty.

Price alerts

We tell you when the price drops.

  1. Go to your favourite store

    Online stores around the world—not only supermarkets. Some websites are not supported yet.

  2. Open the product page

    Whatever page shows the price.

  3. Tap the target button

    Then tap the price. T-Shop watches it from there on.

A screen recording of the T-Shop Android app. It opens on the tracking screen, where saved stores appear as shortcuts, and one of them opens Amazon's Australian site inside the app's browser. The site is searched for an iPhone 17 Pro Max and a listing is opened, priced at NZD 1,954.13. The floating target button is tapped, a tooltip invites tapping the price on the page, and the price is selected. A panel confirms the item was added and that a notification will arrive when the price drops, showing a current price of $1954.13 against a target of $1952.18. The product then appears in the watchlist.

FAQ

Common questions

Is T-Shop free?

Yes, completely. No ads, no subscription, and no limit on lists, price alerts or the branches you compare.

Which platforms are supported?

Android today. An iOS version is not out yet.

Can T-Shop track every online store?

T-Shop cannot guarantee 100% price-tracking coverage on every website. If the target button does not appear, that website cannot be tracked right now.

How often does T-Shop check a tracked price?

You choose the interval in Settings. Twelve or 24 hours is recommended. More frequent checks use more battery and data.

What if T-Shop picks the wrong product?

Review the match and choose a different product before comparing store totals.

Does the app track my location?

Only to find the branches near you. While the app is open, after you grant it, and never in the background.

Does T-Shop sell anything?

No. Purchases happen with the retailer, under their terms.