This week’s prices
If a price is older, it says when it was seen. A special only counts in its own week.
For the weekly shop in Sydney
Find out where your list is cheapest before you leave home. Then, in the aisle, see the better pick on every shelf.
Woolworths saves $25.84With 8 swaps
A real Coles list of 8 things at Baulkham Hills, prices from 14–15 Oct 2026.
How it works
Follow one real shop, start to finish: 8 things off a Coles list, prices from 14–15 Oct.
Before you go, one line on your list tells you which shop is cheaper for it: Coles, Woolworths or ALDI.
PLUSTap it for your list at every shop, item by item.
Your list as it isWoolworthsAll 8 of your items$18.31 less
Scan it, or tap it on your list. If the same shelf has a better pick, you see it first, and one tap swaps it in. No brand can pay to be there.
CheaperColes Jumbo Free Range Eggs 12 Pack 800g35% cheaper per 100 gAbout as healthy · $7.65Swap to this
One line under your total shows how much the same list moved since last week, and why. Tap it to see what went up.
PLUSA cheaper pick under each rise, where the shelf has one.
Up $9.43since last week: 3 specials ended, 1 up
Your list follows the aisles in the order you walk them. Tick things off as you go, then see what your swaps saved: $4.08 on this trip.
And more
Say “milk, bread and eggs” and it’s on your list.
Ask for a dish and get everything it needs, priced at your shop.
When a chemist near your supermarket has your packs for less, you’ll know.
Share it with the people you live with, and everyone sees what’s ticked off.
A heads-up when something you buy goes on special.
Know when to stock up, and when it’s the lowest price HOPPD has seen.
What’s in your shampoo, soap, lotion and deodorant, in plain words.
Add your dogs and cats, and see how a treat fits their day.
Prices you can trust
A swap only shows up if it beats the special you already have. A multi-buy like 2 for $15 counts at its deal price.
If a price is older, it says when it was seen. A special only counts in its own week.
Health scores come from the label, using the Health Star Rating maths. If HOPPD doesn’t know a product yet, it says so.
No supermarket owns HOPPD, and there are no ads.
Prices and packs change. Have a look at the shelf and the pack before you buy.
Help others
Some packs don’t have their label facts online yet. Help others shows the ones at your store. Snap the back of one and every shopper gets an answer, and you get points on the weekly leaderboard. Your iPhone checks the photo first, so a blurry one gets a second go.
Where it works
Most of the shop: fruit and veg, meat and seafood, dairy, the pantry, frozen, drinks and snacks, cleaning, personal care and pet food. At Priceline and Chemist Warehouse: health, beauty and vitamins.
Where the prices come from



Every price is what the shop publishes online, read every week.
The logos and names are shown only to say where HOPPD’s prices come from. HOPPD is independent and isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by Coles, Woolworths, ALDI, Priceline or Chemist Warehouse.Private by design
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Everything that helps at your own shop is free, and stays that way. Plus compares every shop for you, and turns whole sentences, even a recipe, into a list.
$0
For your shop, every week.
$4.99 a month
or $39.99 a year, about $0.77 a week, with 2 weeks free
Everything in Free, and:
Free to try while HOPPD is in testing. On sale soon after HOPPD reaches the App Store, through your Apple ID. Cancel any time in Settings.
Try Plus freeStraight answers
Not on the App Store yet. Sydney shoppers are testing it on iPhone, and you can join them: tap Try it free. It will be free on the App Store soon, for iPhone 11 or newer on iOS 26.
Yes. Everything that helps at your own shop is free, and stays free: your list in walking order, scanning, the better pick, health scores, what you saved, the specials note and Help others. HOPPD Plus adds everything in the Plus list above, like every shop compared and Talk to HOPPD, for $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year, with 2 weeks free. Plus is free to try while HOPPD is in testing, and goes on sale soon after HOPPD reaches the App Store.
It’s part of HOPPD Plus. Say your list the way you’d say it at home, or ask for a dish, like “what I need for a strawberry smoothie for two”, and HOPPD turns it into a list at your shop’s prices. For a meal, you pick quick, with a sauce, or from scratch. Your iPhone turns your voice into words, and only those words go to Google’s Gemini. HOPPD keeps none of them, and asks you before the first time they go.
Coles, Woolworths and ALDI in Sydney, across most of the shop: fruit and veg, meat and seafood, dairy, the pantry, frozen, drinks and snacks, cleaning, personal care and pet food. Priceline and Chemist Warehouse come in as a second stop, for the health, beauty and vitamin packs they sell for less. Home goods aren’t covered yet.
Chemists don’t sell milk, so HOPPD never sends you to one for your whole shop. But when the Priceline or Chemist Warehouse near your supermarket sells the packs on your list for at least $5 less in all, a line above your list tells you. With HOPPD Plus, one tap moves those items to a second part of your list, in that shop’s order. Hold one to move it back.
Yes. One line above your list says where to shop, and tells you when the trip isn’t worth it. With HOPPD Plus, tap it to see the same items at the other shops, or your list made cheapest, cheap and healthy, or healthiest at each one. Tap a shop to see every swap, then use it. If a shop doesn’t sell something on your list, you see its closest match to take or leave. Your own list is kept, and Back to your list puts it back the way you built it.
Yes. Tap the mic in Add to your list, or ask Siri to make a HOPPD list, and say everything you need. The words fill the box as you talk. Tap ■ when you’re done, ✕ to start again, or just stop talking. HOPPD finds one product for each thing, your usual first, and shows them before anything is added. Pick Cheapest, Cheap & healthy or Healthiest to choose again. Your iPhone turns your voice into words, only the items reach HOPPD, and nothing you say is kept.
From the order shoppers tick things off at that store. Until a store has had a few trips, your list follows the usual layout: fresh food first, chilled and frozen last.
Because it won’t guess. If a label is missing the facts HOPPD needs, it tells you what’s missing.
Lots of packs don’t have their facts online. A photo of the back of the pack lets HOPPD read them, usually within minutes, and then every shopper gets the score. You decide when to send one.
HOPPD keeps the products you scan and the store you pick, with a random ID that isn’t your name. A finished trip tells HOPPD what you bought, unless you turn that off in the app. Your list and pets stay on your iPhone and in your own iCloud. If you share the list with your household, HOPPD keeps the shared list so every phone in the house has it. If you switch on specials notifications, HOPPD keeps your store and the products to watch. Your location never leaves your iPhone: it’s only used to work out which store you’re in. Signing in with Apple is optional.
From the prices Coles, Woolworths, ALDI, Priceline and Chemist Warehouse publish on their websites, read every week. An older price says when it was seen. You can also check a shelf price with a photo of the tag. Coles and Woolworths have told the ACCC that comparison apps may read their online prices.
HOPPD reads the prices at your store every week and keeps every one. The line under your list’s total compares this week’s prices with last week’s for the same items. A price only counts as a special when it’s under the shop’s own was price. A product shows its weeks as bars once HOPPD has two weeks of its prices.
No. HOPPD is general shopping help. Check the pack and the shelf, and talk to a professional when you need personal health or nutrition advice.
No. HOPPD is independent, and isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by Coles, Woolworths, ALDI, Priceline, Chemist Warehouse or any other shop. Their names and trademarks belong to their owners.
Free to try, on the App Store soon
Start with this week’s list, and see where it’s cheapest before you go.