Shopping
Weekly store flyers from over 2,000 retailers in one app, with a shopping list that matches items to sales.
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Paper circulars used to arrive in the mail; Flipp replaces the stack. It pulls in weekly ads from more than 2,000 retailers, Walmart, Dollar General and Walgreens among them, and uses location to show the ones for stores nearby. Grocery deals are the main draw, but pharmacy, home and garden, electronics and pet supplies turn up as well. Search scans every current flyer to find which store has a given item on sale. Deals can be clipped to a shopping list, which can be sorted by retailer so each stop is clear, and favourite stores get their own tab. Loyalty cards can be stored in the app for use at checkout, digital coupons can be loaded onto them, and Flipp flags coupons that stack with in-store offers. Everything depends on location, so coverage varies by area.
The pile of weekly circulars by the door is what Flipp digitises. Flyers from more than 2,000 retailers, including Walmart, Dollar General and Walgreens, are gathered in one place and filtered by location so you see the stores near you. Groceries dominate, with pharmacy, garden and pet deals alongside.
Search runs across every live flyer, so typing an item shows who has it on sale this week. Clipped deals go to a shopping list sorted by store, loyalty cards live in the app, digital coupons load onto them, and Flipp points out when a coupon stacks with a store offer. Coverage depends on where you are.
Sunday evening is the natural time. Flip through the week's flyers for your favourite stores, clip anything worth buying, and let the list arrange itself by retailer. Before leaving, search for the staple items to see which store wins on price this week.
In the shop, the list tells you what to grab at each stop, and the loyalty card barcode is ready at the till. Coupons already loaded onto the card apply there. Repeat weekly; the flyers refresh on the stores' own schedules.
Grocery prices send people looking for deal apps, and Flipp's advantage is breadth: one search across thousands of flyers instead of visiting each store's site. The loyalty card and coupon features mean it replaces two or three other apps. It's primarily a North American tool, which the retailer names make clear.
Five screenshots are listed, and flyer pages will dominate them, since the app is essentially a reader for scanned ads. Expect a storefront-style home with retailer logos, a search bar and a list tab. The flyers themselves bring their own colours, so the app's own chrome is probably kept neutral. The input doesn't say more.
Version 114.0.0 is the highest major number in this batch and implies a release train that bumps the version every cycle. A 4.8 rating from more than 100,000 reviews is strong for a shopping utility. Flipp Corporation is the developer. Only the App Store link appears on this page, so Android isn't confirmed here.
Weekly grocery planning
Clipping from this week's flyers builds a list before the shop, not during it.
Cross-store price checks
One search shows which nearby retailer has an item on sale this week.
Loyalty card consolidation
Store cards and loaded coupons sit in one app instead of a wallet full of plastic.
The app is free and rated 4+. Nothing in the listing mentions a paid tier. Location access is central; without it the flyers can't be matched to local stores, and coverage will be thin or empty in areas the retailers don't serve.
An account is probably needed to save loyalty cards and lists, though the data doesn't say. Flyers need a connection to load. Ads in the conventional sense aren't mentioned, but the whole app is retailer advertising by design.
Our take
Install it if you shop at multiple stores and want the week's deals in one search, especially in the US or Canada where the retailer list fits. It pays for itself in attention saved. People outside those markets, or shoppers loyal to a single store with its own app, won't find much use for it.