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What it does every week
The same routine a careful shopper would follow, done in the time it takes to pour a coffee.
Learns from last week. Compares the cart it filled with what you actually ordered. Removed the extra bananas? It buys fewer next time.
Checks what you're low on. Knows rice lasts you seven weeks and milk lasts one, so it doesn't rebuy what's still in the pantry.
Reads the flyer. Finds your staples on sale and checks the price against what you usually pay, not just the store's "was" price.
Fills the cart and reports back. Adds everything to your store's online cart and tells you what it added, swapped, and skipped. You check out.
Dinners that fit the week you actually have
Connect your calendar and Automatic Groceries plans dinner around it: a proper meal on free nights, five-minute food on swimming night. Here's a simulated week for a family of four.
Notice Thursday and Saturday: cooking extra on a free night feeds the busy night after it. The ingredients for every dinner go straight into the same cart as your staples.
An estimate, not a promise. Canadian dollars; Claude Pro converted approximately, before tax.
Built to pay for itself in the first month
You'll need a paid Claude plan to run it. Claude Pro is US$20 a month, roughly C$28. Add the one-time $43 and your first month costs about $71.
Most of the savings come from two habits Automatic Groceries never forgets: buying staples when they're actually on sale, and not rebuying what you already have. Move the sliders to see your own numbers.
Always True
It never checks out. You place every order yourself.
It never types your password or card number.
It shows you everything it added, swapped, and skipped.
When it's unsure about fresh food, it leaves it out and tells you.
Make it Yours
Your staples, your brands, your "never buy" list.
How hard to chase sales and how much to stock up.
Your dinners, tagged by how long they really take.
Your own house rules, in plain words: "always two lemons."
What you get
The Automatic Groceries skill: upload it to Claude once and it's ready
Calendar dinner planning, included
A household profile template, or let Claude interview you and write it
A setup guide with a one-hour path to your first full cart
What you need
A paid Claude plan (Pro or higher)
Google Chrome on a computer, with the Claude in Chrome extension
A grocery store with online ordering. Built and tested on PC Express.
For dinner planning: Google Calendar connected to Claude
Questions
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No. It fills the cart and stops. You review the cart and place the order yourself, every time.
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No. Automatic Groceries runs inside your own Claude account and your own browser, with your own sign-in. Nothing comes back to us.
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It's built and tested on PC Express (Real Canadian Superstore, Loblaws, No Frills and others). Any store with an online cart and a web flyer should work, since you tell it your store during setup. Check your store's terms of use if you're unsure.
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Setup and the weekly cart run need Chrome on a computer. You can review the cart and check out from your phone as usual.
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Yes. Setup is uploading one file and answering Claude's questions about what you buy. The guide walks you through it step by step.
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Not yet. It works with Claude today, and versions for other AI assistants are planned.
Automatic Groceries is made by Franklin Kinetics, Regina, Saskatchewan. It is not affiliated with Anthropic or any grocery retailer.Your grocery cart, filled while you make coffee.
Automatic Groceries teaches Claude how your household shops. Each week it fills your store’s online cart with what you’re actually running low on and what’s genuinely on sale, and can plan dinners around your calendar. You review it and check out. About ten minutes instead of an hour.
Includes the skill, a household profile template, and a step-by-step setup guide. One-time purchase, instant download.
Requires a paid Claude plan and Google Chrome on a computer.