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User upgraded shop pricing by barcode

The application allows the user to run the shopping cart price list by scanning the bar code on the product packaging.

The app sorts the stores found on the product's bar code, starting with a store that sells the product at the cheapest price. The price difference between the products in the stores is therefore quick and easy for the user of the application.

The application user has the opportunity to add new products, modify prices for existing products and add stores to the product.

The purpose of the program is to create a common database for prices sold in Estonia, mainly for food, in various popular stores. The prices of the database, and in particular of the products, are updated by the users themselves, which means that the user of each application is called. Product Price Verifier.

To get started, scan a barcode from the product packaging to find out which store is the cheapest product. The application supports the most common EAN / UPC barcodes. QR codes do not work at the moment.

As of today, we have about 14,000 products in the database, however, it may still be that there is not yet a scanned bar code in our database. In this case, you will be able to add a new product to our database and will be instantly visible to other application users!

Already be sure to add new stores to the existing product. For example, if you scan your Maxima product, but only answer Selver's prices, then add a new store with a new price to our database by clicking on the button "Add Store".

We also recommend that you keep track of the names, prices, and other details of products with reality. If something goes wrong, you can always change the price or add a store. You can not change the name of an existing product right away, but you can always report it through the feedback form that is available in the app.