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Blinkit, Zepto and Instamart rarely agree on what a packet of atta costs — and checking each one by hand is tedious enough that nobody does it. Switch does the checking, for your pincode, in one search.
Free · No account · Android 7.0 and above
How it works
No account, no subscription, and nothing to set up beyond telling it where you are.
Type a pincode or let the app use your location. Quick-commerce prices and stock are decided per area, so this is what makes the answer yours rather than some other city’s.
Switch opens every store’s own page on your phone, at the same time, and reads what each one is charging today — including the pack size, the delivery estimate and whether it is in stock at all.
Matching products are grouped onto one card and ranked by price per kilo or litre, so a larger pack cannot masquerade as a better deal. Tap a price and it opens that item in the store’s own app, ready to buy.
Why it is accurate
Each store is told your delivery area before it is read, so what comes back is what you would actually pay — not a default city’s prices.
A ₹60 litre beats a ₹35 half-litre. Everything is normalised to a unit price, so the ranking reflects value rather than sticker size.
Stores leave sold-out items in their results, priced and often cheapest. Those are struck through and can never win the comparison.
Connect a store account and its prices are read as you, with your saved address and any member pricing — on the store’s own page, never through us.
Every storefront is opened in parallel rather than one after another, and results appear as each one answers.
Search “rice” and you get rice — not rice flour or rice rava. Name a brand and only that brand comes back.
Coverage
The apps most people already have, and one that delivers the same groceries a little slower.
Privacy
It does not collect, store or share your phone number, your OTP, your passwords or your account details. Nobody sees them — not the developer, not a server, not another app.
Sign-in happens on the store’s own page, exactly as it would in a browser. Switch does not read what you type into it. Afterwards it checks one thing: whether a session exists, so it knows to read prices as you.
Your delivery area is used to ask each store for the right prices and is kept on your phone. Approximate location only — the app never asks for precise GPS.
Product prices, so they can be grouped and ranked. Never anything that identifies you. There are no ads, no trackers and no analytics.
Get the app
Free, no account, and about a minute to install. Android only for now.
All three are the same app, signed with the same key — the smaller two simply leave out the processor code your phone will never run. If one refuses to install, the universal build always will.
Android will warn that this did not come from the Play Store. That is about where the file came from, not what is in it. Allow installs from your browser to continue.
About
I’m a student, and this is the first app I’ve built.
I made it to solve a problem I kept running into myself: the same item costs different amounts on different apps, and checking each one by hand is tedious enough that you just don’t. This does the checking, so ordering costs a little less.
It felt like a way of giving back some of what I’ve learned.
Some numbers and products may come out wrong — prices are read from each store’s own page, and those pages change. Please ignore anything that looks off, and check the store before relying on it.
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