Grocery shopping, solved

We're building the next-generation shopping assistant by combining AI that understands you with a community that keeps data accurate.

The problem we're solving

Grocery shopping is broken. People waste time wandering aisles, can't find items, and existing tools don't help.

Most

shoppers waste time looking for products in the wrong aisle

Many

leave the store without finding what they came for

Zero

store apps understand vague or conversational descriptions

Why existing tools fail:

  • Store apps only work at one chain and require exact product names

  • Google doesn't know store layouts — it gives you product reviews, not locations

  • Asking staff takes time and they don't always know

  • Generic shopping list apps don't auto-sort by aisle

Our three-pillar approach

We're not building another store-specific app. We're building a better grocery assistant.

Understands how you talk

Describe items however you think of them — vague, slangy, or in another language. AisleFinder figures out what you mean.

Community corrections

Shoppers submit real-time corrections when things move or change. One verification from other shoppers updates it for everyone.

Cross-chain coverage

One app, multiple stores. Whether you shop at Giant Eagle, Aldi, or Trader Joe's, AisleFinder knows each store's unique layout.

Technology

How AisleFinder identifies products

From vague description to exact location in four steps.

1

You describe it

Type however you think of it — “the squeaky cheese” or “spicy mayo”

2

AisleFinder identifies

Our model understands slang, cuisines, and vague descriptions to identify the actual product

3

Checks store data

We look up if that product is in stock and where it's currently located in your store

4

Returns location

You get the department, aisle, and a tip on where exactly to find it

Why this works: AisleFinder is trained on real shopping conversations and community corrections. It learns from thousands of product descriptions and store layouts, getting better every time someone searches or submits a correction.

The community flywheel

Every search and correction makes AisleFinder more accurate for the next shopper.

1

Shoppers use AisleFinder

2

They submit corrections when things move

3

Data improves with community validation

4

Better results attract more shoppers

Unlike store apps: We improve for all stores and all shoppers, not just one chain. Community corrections benefit everyone, everywhere.

Vision

Beyond groceries

We're starting with grocery stores because they're where we shop most often. But the same AI works everywhere.

Hardware stores

Find that obscure bolt, the right paint color, or electrical supplies without wandering.

Auto parts

Search for car parts by description — “the thing that fixes my window” — and find it instantly.

International expansion

We're building AisleFinder for stores around the world, in every language.

Every store, every country, every category. AisleFinder is building the assistant for finding anything, anywhere.

Who we are

Built by people who were tired of wandering grocery stores and saw an opportunity to fix it.

User-first

We measure success by how much time you save, not how much data we collect.

Community-powered

We believe crowdsourced corrections create more accurate data than any centralized system.

AI + humans

AI handles understanding what you need. Community handles keeping data accurate.

Help us build the future of shopping

We're putting the finishing touches on AisleFinder. Join the waitlist to be first in line.

Launching soon in Pittsburgh.