If I could hand you an aisle-by-aisle grocery list ...

► Would you zip through the store in half the time?

► Would you get a handle on impulse spending?

► Would you be motivated to track sales and coupons?

► Would you find it easier to shop for your family or for clients?

If you had an aisle-by-aisle grocery list wouldn't you spend less money on impulse items?

► One study says the average U.S. consumer spends more than $10 on impulse buys every trip to the supermarket.

► Did you know that the average American family spends anywhere from $7,000 to $18,000 on food every year and a good part of that is spent in the grocery store? The average American family spends upwards of $80 a week on "impulse" purchases alone.

► According to CNN.com, studies show that for each additional minute you spend in a grocery store past half an hour, you will likely spend between 50 cents and $1.

Starting a grocery shopping and delivery business? If your clients emailed you an aisle-by-aisle grocery list ...

► Would you be able to shop for more clients in less time?

► Would your clients like the convenience of making their grocery list online?

► Even if not a businesss, would this be a more convenient way of shopping for family members who are home-bound?

If your aisle-by-aisle grocery list had sales and coupon information printed right on it ...

► Would you remember to use your coupons?

► Would you try to combine sales and coupons for double savings?

► Would you have a tool to control your budget?

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the program smart enough to make an aisle-by-aisle list?

The program follows a two-step process. First it asks, "In what category is the item (produce, meat, bread, etc.)?" Second it asks, "In what aisle is the category?" As you use the program, you can assign categories and aisles. So you have full control over your aisle-by-aisle list. The program uses starter templates to make it easy, and you can refine it as you go.

If I shop at two stores, do I have to make two lists?

No. Once your list is ready, just print it for one store, and then print it again for another store. Now you have an aisle-by-aisle list for each store, different layouts, but the same items on the list.

Is it complicated to use?

No and Yes. Start out simple. Use only the features you want. It grows with you.

Can someone else besides me set up the store aisles?

Yes. Once online you can invite another shopper to share a store with you. Then when one of you changes the store aisles online, the other shopper can see those changes.

How will this help me to use coupons?

Coupon reminders print directly on your grocery list.

How will this help me shop for recipes?

Not only can you make a grocery list, but you can also make lists of lists. In other words, you can have weekly lists, monthly lists, and a stack of recipe lists. And the system remembers them all. They are right at your fingertips.

How will this help me to shop for others, either as a favor or as a grocery delivery service?

Friends, family, or clients can use the system to email you their aisle-by-aisle grocery list.

If I am home bound, how will this help me?

You can make your list online. Add your own custom comments to each item as you wish. For example, say what size or what brand to get. Then email your list to that person who will shop for you.

Can I get paid for programming the store aisle layout?

Yes. How much? Set your own goals. Once you put your own store aisles into the system so that you can print your own list aisle-by-aisle, then you can share that information with other shoppers by email, by personal website, or by local advertising. You can ask other shoppers to pay you directly for that information. The system provides you a special link to share with them. So it's as easy as sharing a link.

Can I get paid for entering coupon information?

Yes. How much? Set your own goals. Once you enter coupon information into the system, then you can share that information with other shoppers by email, by personal website, or by local advertising. You can ask other shoppers to pay you directly for that information. The system provides you a special link to share with them. So it's as easy as sharing a link.

What does it cost?

Price options range from free to a low-cost trial period to a one-time purchase. So cost is no obstacle. The real question is, do you want to zip through the store or wander around the store?

How does the free version work?

It's a simpler version, good for shoppers who like it simple. Your online grocery lists remain in memory for as long as you keep regularly using it. That means you can re-use your old lists.

If I sign up for a low-cost trial, does it automatically renew?

No. When the trial ends, it's up to you to renew for another trial period or to make a one-time purchase.

Is there a money-back guarantee?

Yes. You have a 60-day money-back satisfaction guarantee.

Is my privacy protected?

Yes. We do not share your email with anyone. Your email address serves two purposes only: 1) to logon to the system, and 2) to logon to PayPal. Your email keeps the two in sync so that you get proper credit for your payment.

Have you seen a grocery list on your iPhone or Blackberry? Sure you have, but this one is aisle-by-aisle.

► Nothing to download or install, because this is a web-based application.

► How does it work? On your computer do all the fancy stuff (make multiple lists, set up different stores, etc.). Then while shopping with your iPhone or Blackberry do the last simple steps:

1) Choose a list, 2) Choose a store, and 3) View the list aisle-by-aisle for that store.

So now you have the best of both worlds, a full-featured computer program plus convenient viewing of the results. By full-featured, I mean your list can show comments, coupon information, sales, and prices. This makes it possible for your spouse to make a list on another computer, and enter a comment saying "Get the large size of brand X on the bottom shelf at the far end of the aisle" and then how easy it is for you to simply view the comment, along with the rest of the list, right there in the palm of your hand.