Restock learns what your household actually buys, builds the week's list itself, then fills your supermarket cart while you watch. One Dunedin family went from $516 a week to $455 — without changing what they eat.
Six months of actual supermarket spend — 26 January to 26 July 2026. Not a projection or a calculator: one family's real receipts, before Restock and after they had it dialled in.
The saving isn't a discount — it's the trips that stopped happening. A "quick dash" for milk walks out as an $80 bag: one thing you needed and ten you didn't. When the list is complete and the prices are checked before you spend, there's nothing to dash back for.
Two minutes ticking round the house, sixty seconds planning dinners — and the rest is Restock's problem. What used to be a two-hour morning is fifteen minutes.
Everything that builds your list — and shopping it yourself in the aisles — is free, forever. TrolleyFill, the part that fills your online cart for you, is free for your first three shops, then $12 a month.
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