Save A Lot

You can clip digital coupons directly in the app by tapping on the offer you want. Then, when you check out at the store, just provide your phone number at the register, and the discount is applied automatically—no paper or printing needed.

Yes, you can tap the heart icon on any sale item, like canned beans or chicken, and it will be added to a list called 'My List.' When you're in the store, you can open that list and check off items as you go, which helps you avoid impulse buys.

The app's design is a bit outdated, and it can lag or freeze when scrolling through the weekly ad, especially if the store's Wi-Fi is weak. For a smoother experience, try using your mobile data or closing and reopening the app when it hangs.

The search function for items outside the weekly ad is not very reliable, so it's better to use the product locator feature instead. Just type in the product name, and it will tell you the aisle number at your local store, which worked well for finding items like masa harina.

While Flipp aggregates flyers from many stores, the Save A Lot app focuses only on Save A Lot's weekly ad and offers digital coupons that work seamlessly at checkout. The Save A Lot app also includes a working product locator, but Flipp is better for comparing prices across different grocery chains.