A few months ago I noticed that food prices haven’t really leveled, and wondered like others in the grocery store if anyone was doing anything about it? I also started looking into how other countries approached food costs, and realized global food price info is actually available online.

I went ahead and built an iOS app called **SnackBucks** — a free Opensource app designed to let anyone quickly compare local grocery prices to other countries with a basic layout. It’s a simple way to see how much higher (or lower) your everyday items might be compared to other countries.

It has :

* A country-based food price comparison
* Sort based on country, price or food listed
* Optional currency selection
* Opensource design so anyone can branch and customize

All features are free.

I’m looking to get more feedback, and I’d love to hear yours. If you’ve ever been curious about how food costs stack up around the world, this might be a fun and practical tool to try out.

iOS App : [https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/snackbucks/id6743122576?platform=iphone](https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/snackbucks/id6743122576?platform=iphone)

App page link : [https://snackbucks.vercel.app](https://snackbucks.vercel.app/)

Repo link: [https://github.com/leapdeck/SnackBucks](https://github.com/leapdeck/SnackBucks)

Would love any input you’ve got. If you're in process of making mobile apps, keep going! Have enjoyed creating hobby apps.

A free food comparison iOS App to explore grocery prices in various countries : SnackBucks