Gaurmon

Place a Canadian postal code, FSA or lat,lng as coordinates. Free. Use it to check a location before searching.

Banners, current flyer weeks, store counts and known gaps (e.g. FreshCo store locations unknown; shelf prices No Frills only, with Statistics Canada Ontario averages as a labelled fallback). Free. Call it before telling a user something isn't on sale.

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The user's Gaurmon plan: trial days left, or the paid plan and when it renews. Free.

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Stores within a radius, nearest first, each with every flyer it runs this week and how many offers each flyer has.

This week's flyer offers for item words, an aisle, or deals near a place: give at least one of `query`, `aisle` or `near`. Each row has a comparable unit price (per kg, L or item), dates, the nearest store carrying it, and an offerId for get_offer_evidence. At most 50 rows a call; use `aisle` and `unit` filters and `fields` to keep answers small.

For each item, the best comparable flyer offer at each banner near a place (priced offers first, the item itself by name, then lowest unit price), plus per-banner totals. Items with no flyer offer come back null: try shelf_prices for those.

Regular (non-flyer) prices for staples, for items not on sale this week. Store shelf prices are No Frills only for now. One row per product; `proxy: true` means the price was read at another branch of the banner. Each row carries `baseline`, the Statistics Canada Ontario average for that kind of item when there is one, and `vsOntarioAveragePct`. When no store price exists (e.g. Food Basics, FreshCo), `hits` is empty and `fallback` holds only the StatCan averages: say they are provincial averages, not what a store charges.

The flyer crop an offer was read from (as an image), with its page, dates and banner. Use it to show the user, or for a price match at the till.

Where a price sits: the cheapest, typical (median) and priciest qualified unit price for the same item across stores near a place on a day (flyer offers valid that day, shelf prices read within a week), how many prices each rests on, and `status` ranged | thin_range | unranged. Give quantity, unit and paidMinor to get the percentile and savings for a price. Use it before a purchase to say what a fair price is; record_purchases stores the same numbers.

Add a receipt to the user's savings record: one row per line (generic item, quantity, unit, paidMinor in cents, optional offerId from search_offers). Each line is stored with its price range around the store that day (cheapest, typical, priciest) and returns savings vs each plus the percentile; negative savings (paid above typical) are kept. Lines on a thin range are shown but not totalled. Each line has `basis` (what it was compared with) or `notCounted` (why not) and a plain `summary`; the receipt has a `summary`, `method` and `methodUrl` (how savings are counted, an estimate compared with typical prices nearby) to pass on to the user. Append-only and idempotent: reuse `operationId` to retry safely; to fix a purchase, record a new one with `supersedesPurchaseId`.

The running savings record, as estimates compared with typical prices nearby: the headline `vsTypical` (paid vs the typical, median price of the same items around the store on the same days; positive = under typical), `vsCheapest` (left on the table) and `vsPriciest`, totals by flyer week and by month, the best and worst lines, every line with the prices behind it, `summary` (lead with this: what was compared, what wasn't and why), `shareable`, one sentence the user can post, and `method` with `methodUrl`, a short plain explanation of how savings are counted and where it's published, to give the user when they ask. Totals count ranged lines only; thin and unranged lines are counted separately. Free, including after the trial.

An item's observed unit-price range (min, median, max per kg, L or item) by flyer week (Thursday to Wednesday), from flyer offers and shelf prices near a place, plus `longRun`: the Statistics Canada monthly average unit price for the item since 2017 (Ontario, else Canada), with its 1- and 5-year change. `weeksKnown` says how many weeks Gaurmon has: its history started with the Oct 29 2026 flyer week and grows by one each Thursday, so say so when it's short, and say `longRun` is a provincial average, not a store price.

The user's grocery list and the meals behind it, kept by Gaurmon so they're the same in every agent and device. Each item is costed near a place for the amount needed (its own amount plus its meals'), from the cheapest flyer offer or everyday shelf price: by weight, by whole packages, multibuys per item; `price.how` says how and `approximate` when the size isn't comparable. `stops` groups items by store (at most `maxStores`, only `preferBanners` when set). `meals` lists each meal's ingredients and cost share; `mealIds` on an item says which meals need it. Unpriced items aren't counted in `totals`. Ids are for update_list and update_meals. Which stores to visit, and when, is yours to suggest.

Add items to, remove items from, or tick items on the user's grocery list by hand (at most 100 items; an item already on the list isn't added twice, but one there only for a meal becomes wanted by hand too). Give an amount for each item so it's costed right. Use item ids from get_list. `clear: "checked"` removes ticked items after a shop; `clear: "all"` empties the list and its meals. For a meal's ingredients use update_meals instead, so they stay linked. Returns the list like get_list. After a shop, offer to record what was bought with record_purchases.

Add, remove, replace or edit the meals behind the user's grocery list; their ingredients go on and off the list to match, in one transaction. Send a whole plan at once with `add` (at most 21 meals, 40 ingredients each, amounts in any unit). Shared ingredients are combined where units allow. Removing a meal lowers what's needed of shared items and removes items no other meal needs, but never items added by hand; ticked items stay, marked noLongerNeeded. `replace` swaps a meal for another in one step. Returns the list like get_list plus `change` (items added and removed, estimate before and after) and `undo`: the update_meals arguments that reverse it.