What clients see in their shopping app

Their home screen says it plainly: "You have $47.40 to spend this week", with a progress bar, their orders in human words ("Waiting for your agency's OK", "The store is preparing it", "Delivered ✓"), and one big Start shopping button.

The market is photo-first with big type and − / + buttons. Three things are quietly true:

• Diet rules filter silently. Food that doesn't fit their needs never appears.
• Program exclusions are invisible. Items the program doesn't cover aren't shown.
• The cap is kind. Going over reads "That's $3.07 over this week's allowance — swap something small?" — and the send button simply waits until it fits.

At checkout they also pick their delivery day — only the days that store actually delivers are offered — and, when the store lists time windows, a time that suits them ("3–6pm"). Weighed items like meat and produce show their price as "approx." with a plain explanation.

The app appears in the language you set on their profile (English, Yiddish right-to-left, or Spanish). When they send an order, it goes to you — not the store.

Clients on a weekly meal plan see a different market — credits per food type instead of dollars. See Shopping a weekly meal plan.