You can’t plan a week of groceries when you can’t see the prices.
Sign the letter to ask for three things: every food price published as open data, a unit price on every shelf tag, and what the grocer paid shown next to what you pay.
Plainly: there is no traction to brag about beyond the live signature count in this block. It shows only when a real count loads. Every other number on this site is a public statistic with its source linked.
The shelf
Three numbers. Three doors.
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food prices since 2021, and you still cannot compare store to store
0.0%
of kids live in food-insecure homes
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provinces and territories require a unit price
Sources: Statistics Canada CPI, August 2026 · Statistics Canada 13-10-0835-01 · Competition Bureau Canada, 2023
What Lucilla does while you wait
Every line has a shelf price. Every line adds up.
$692.61
One real cart from the real app: a family of four in Hamilton, 14 days of food, priced line by line at one store, and 21% under the Canadian average on the items that have one. Every line is that store's own shelf price.
This is what the fortnight costs at a store today. The pilot buys the staples in bulk, and that is where the saving comes from. See the pilot.
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Family of four · 14 days · Giorgio’s No Frills, Hamilton
13 of 30 items have a national average: $344.12 here, $437.33 at the average.
Store shelf prices, read Oct 22, 2026.
What this cart covers
- Who: a family of four, two adults and kids of 10 and 7. A sample household; the app planned the cart.
- How long: two weeks (14 days), three meals a day. One dinner out each week is not in the cart.
- What it costs: $692.61 for the fortnight, about $346 a week, under an $800 budget. Groceries only, at one store (Giorgio’s NOFRILLS, Hamilton), shelf prices read Oct 22, 2026.
- Against the average: 13 of its 30 items have a Statistics Canada national average, and those cost 21% under it (table 18-10-0245-01, Aug 2026). Six items had no price at this store and are left out.
The plan, then the shop
Generated at No Frills. Then filled.
Cart at shelf price: $692.61. Nothing was ordered or paid for.
1 · Ask
One tap: plan the next 14 days for a family of four.
How it works
Tell it who you feed. Get the whole plan and a priced cart.
- Sized to every person. A 16-year-old and a 12-year-old don’t eat the same plate.
- Priced at a real store. Every line is the store’s own shelf price, with the date it was read.
- Compared with the average. Each item against the Canadian average, so you see a good price.
Or use it from your AI assistant
In Claude or ChatGPT, add a custom connector (MCP) and paste this address. You sign in to Lucilla and choose what it may do.
https://us-east1-lucilla-b0493.cloudfunctions.net/userMcpServerGreater Toronto Area · starting in Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville and Milton
We are looking for 1,000 households.
Families, couples, singles and students. Tell us who the cart is for and get a starter cart of whole food built for your household. Pilot prices are not set yet; our target is at least 20% below shelf prices, and it is a target, not a promise.
1 of 1,000 households on the list
