My Price Log0.3.4

Record prices as you shop at local stores and compare what the same product costs from one shop to another, even when working offline. My Price Log lets you create lists of stores and products, then add, update, or confirm each price you find. It suits shoppers who want a personal record of changing prices while making purchasing decisions across several nearby retailers.

For products sold by multiple stores, the app shows the unit price for each relevant retailer so costs can be compared directly. Store-specific loyalty discounts can be entered and applied to adjust those unit prices during comparisons. Each price record is tracked by age, with icons identifying older entries, while a simple inflation adjustment estimates how past prices relate to current costs; updating prices produces the best results.

A product’s price history shows how its recorded cost has changed over time. When enough information is available, My Price Log rates a price as good, OK, or bad while continuing to display unit prices for your own judgment. Automatic conversion handles measurements within and between metric, imperial, and US customary systems.

Version 0.3.4 makes COP and IDR use zero fractional digits and removes the SVC currency. This open-source software runs on Android 11 and later, with builds for arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, and x86.