Cooklist growth playbook

Server-render or pre-render the marketing pages (home, platform, about, careers, demo, the consumer app page), publish a real sitemap.xml and robots.txt, add page titles, descriptions, a share image and page language, and check the result with a crawler before and after.

The Product Marketing Lead owns the website and launches; none of that work is visible to search or AI answers until the pages render on the server. It is a one-time fix that every later launch, case study and press mention depends on.

• Breaking the app routes

  Render only marketing pages first; keep app routes as they are.

• programmable.infoCrawler check: cooklist.com serves search engines six visible words and no H1; /sitemap.xml and /robots.txt return the app page instead of real files; /recipes/browse and /request-demo serve no text and /platform/agentic-search four words.Source
• programmable.infoSite scan: no social share image and no page language on the homepage; DMARC policy "none"; the headline changed in the last year from "Eat Intelligently" to "Agentic Commerce for Grocery".Source
• HiringProduct Marketing Lead (Austin): turn product progress into messaging, website updates, launches, sales decks, competitor comparisons, demo narratives and proof points, founder LinkedIn content and case studies; "personally write and ship work every week"; buyers are "grocery executives, product teams, and other enterprise buyers".Source
• Your websitellms.txt: Cooklist "powers the first agentic AI shopping experience launched by Kroger", live in December 2025 at Fred Meyer, then Smith's, rolling out across Kroger banners in 2026; "Try it live" at fredmeyer.com/mealassistant.Source

Add a proof strip to the homepage and demo page: "In production at 700+ US grocery stores", the banners Cooklist can name (with approval), and a "See it live" link to the Fred Meyer assistant. Keep the wording to what each retailer has agreed.

Grocery executives buy what peers already run. The proof exists and is public; putting it on the page answers "who uses this" before the demo call.

• A retailer objects to being named

  Use approved wording or "a top-five US grocer" until approved.

• Your websitellms.txt: Cooklist "powers the first agentic AI shopping experience launched by Kroger", live in December 2025 at Fred Meyer, then Smith's, rolling out across Kroger banners in 2026; "Try it live" at fredmeyer.com/mealassistant.Source
• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source
• Your websiteHomepage (as rendered in a browser): "Agentic AI For Grocers"; assistants that plan meals within a budget, track pantry inventory, assemble carts and help after purchase; calls to action "Get Demo" and "Ask ChatGPT"; no retailer is named.Source
• HiringProduct Marketing Lead (Austin): turn product progress into messaging, website updates, launches, sales decks, competitor comparisons, demo narratives and proof points, founder LinkedIn content and case studies; "personally write and ship work every week"; buyers are "grocery executives, product teams, and other enterprise buyers".Source

Turn the published numbers into a one-page sheet and a deck slide: richer intent per message, in-store completion, support questions handled, integration in about six weeks, and 700+ stores live. Add one anonymised example conversation.

The Product Marketing Lead is asked for proof points and sales materials; these numbers make the value concrete for ecommerce, store operations and customer service leaders alike.

• Numbers vary by retailer

  Quote them as ranges or "in some deployments" as Cooklist did publicly.

• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source
• HiringProduct Marketing Lead (Austin): turn product progress into messaging, website updates, launches, sales decks, competitor comparisons, demo narratives and proof points, founder LinkedIn content and case studies; "personally write and ship work every week"; buyers are "grocery executives, product teams, and other enterprise buyers".Source

Add an Open Graph image and description to every marketing page, set the page language, and move DMARC to quarantine after checking that Google Workspace and any outreach tools pass.

Founder LinkedIn posts and outreach are the main channels; a proper preview and better deliverability make each post and email work harder.

• Blocking legitimate mail

  Read reports before tightening the policy.

• programmable.infoSite scan: no social share image and no page language on the homepage; DMARC policy "none"; the headline changed in the last year from "Eat Intelligently" to "Agentic Commerce for Grocery".Source
• HiringProduct Marketing Lead (Austin): turn product progress into messaging, website updates, launches, sales decks, competitor comparisons, demo narratives and proof points, founder LinkedIn content and case studies; "personally write and ship work every week"; buyers are "grocery executives, product teams, and other enterprise buyers".Source

Publish a week-by-week plan (catalog and inventory feeds, cart integration, brand and safety settings, testing, launch), what the retailer's team needs to provide, and who from Cooklist owns each step.

Implementation fear is the main reason grocers build or wait. A concrete, published plan makes the six weeks believable and gives champions something to take to IT.

• Every retailer is different

  Show the standard path and the common exceptions.

• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source
• HiringOther open roles: Senior Implementation Engineer, Strategic Partnerships; Senior Machine Learning Engineer, Personalization; Senior AI Engineer (LLMs and agents). Wellfound lists a $3M seed (2021) and 11 to 50 staff.Source
• HiringTechnical Account Manager, Grocery Partnerships: own post-launch technical health and adoption for strategic accounts, starting with "a leading national grocer and a major regional grocer"; run account reviews, protect confidential partner data, and support renewals and expansion by showing delivered value.Source

Write a one-page comparison for AEs and founders: data ownership, whose brand the shopper sees, whether the assistant sends shoppers to a marketplace, in-store completion, and integration time, with the objections and answers.

Many prospects will already be talking to Instacart. A clear, fair answer on data and customer ownership is the strongest argument a retailer-native vendor has.

• Claims about a competitor go stale

  Source every point and date the card.

• Competitor researchInstacart's white-label Cart Assistant is live at Food Bazaar, Heritage Grocers and Woodman's with Aldi US, Harmons, Save Mart and Stew Leonard's coming, and its consumer assistant Clementine launched on September 9, 2026; Albertsons launched its own assistant in December 2025.See the research Source
• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source
• HiringProduct Marketing Lead (Austin): turn product progress into messaging, website updates, launches, sales decks, competitor comparisons, demo narratives and proof points, founder LinkedIn content and case studies; "personally write and ship work every week"; buyers are "grocery executives, product teams, and other enterprise buyers".Source

Agree three outcomes with each partner at the next account review (basket size, repeat use, in-store completion or support deflection), and turn them into one national and one regional case study, named or described as each partner allows.

Regional chains want to see a peer, not only Kroger; a national and a regional story cover both kinds of buyer. The same numbers support each partner's renewal.

• Partners keep data confidential

  Describe the retailer and publish percentages only.

• #2 Lead the homepage with the proof already public: live at Kroger banners and Wegmans, try it at Fred Meyer

• HiringTechnical Account Manager, Grocery Partnerships: own post-launch technical health and adoption for strategic accounts, starting with "a leading national grocer and a major regional grocer"; run account reviews, protect confidential partner data, and support renewals and expansion by showing delivered value.Source
• HiringProduct Marketing Lead (Austin): turn product progress into messaging, website updates, launches, sales decks, competitor comparisons, demo narratives and proof points, founder LinkedIn content and case studies; "personally write and ship work every week"; buyers are "grocery executives, product teams, and other enterprise buyers".Source
• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source

Each week, one short post from the CEO or COO with an anonymised, aggregate observation (the most common meal mission this week, how budget questions changed, what share of questions are about support) and what it means for grocers.

It shows expertise no slide can, keeps Cooklist visible to the buyers it needs, and feeds the trade press.

• Revealing partner data

  Use only aggregate trends approved in advance.

• HiringProduct Marketing Lead (Austin): turn product progress into messaging, website updates, launches, sales decks, competitor comparisons, demo narratives and proof points, founder LinkedIn content and case studies; "personally write and ship work every week"; buyers are "grocery executives, product teams, and other enterprise buyers".Source
• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source
• Your websiteAbout page: "$10B+ in transactions", profitable, "5M+ users" across the consumer app and white-label suite; backed by Techstars, Mercury Fund, Matchstick Ventures, Gurtin, RevTech and Two Lanterns; advisors include a former Kroger CTO and the CPO of Amazon Fresh; founders Daniel Vitiello (CEO/CTO) and Brandon Warman (COO).Source

Build an ROI model with each pilot that tracks assistant users' store visits and basket size (through the loyalty ID the retailer already has) as well as online orders, and present the combined lift to both the ecommerce and store leaders.

It roughly doubles the visible value of the product and brings a second budget owner into the deal.

• Attribution disputes

  Agree the method with the retailer's analytics team before the pilot.

• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source
• HiringProduct Marketing Lead (Austin): turn product progress into messaging, website updates, launches, sales decks, competitor comparisons, demo narratives and proof points, founder LinkedIn content and case studies; "personally write and ship work every week"; buyers are "grocery executives, product teams, and other enterprise buyers".Source

Package support handling (order status, substitutions, store hours, returns) with reporting on questions answered, and pitch it to heads of customer service with a cost-per-contact comparison.

Customer service has its own budget and clear cost metrics, so a deflection number can fund or expand a deal ecommerce alone would not.

• Wrong answers on orders

  Hand off to a human for account-specific issues.

• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source
• HiringTechnical Account Manager, Grocery Partnerships: own post-launch technical health and adoption for strategic accounts, starting with "a leading national grocer and a major regional grocer"; run account reviews, protect confidential partner data, and support renewals and expansion by showing delivered value.Source

Give each retailer a ready kit: a shopper email and app message, shelf and checkout signage with a QR code, a short how-to video, social posts and a press release template, with a 30-day adoption target.

Usage in the first month sets the tone for the account. The Technical Account Manager owns adoption, and a standard kit makes every launch faster to run.

• Retailers want their own branding

  Make every asset editable and white-label.

• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source
• HiringTechnical Account Manager, Grocery Partnerships: own post-launch technical health and adoption for strategic accounts, starting with "a leading national grocer and a major regional grocer"; run account reviews, protect confidential partner data, and support renewals and expansion by showing delivered value.Source
• HiringProduct Marketing Lead (Austin): turn product progress into messaging, website updates, launches, sales decks, competitor comparisons, demo narratives and proof points, founder LinkedIn content and case studies; "personally write and ship work every week"; buyers are "grocery executives, product teams, and other enterprise buyers".Source

Add "try the app" to the demo flow and decks, show the rating as proof of shopper love, and use the app to test new features (budget plans, pantry tracking) before rolling them to retailer deployments.

Executives believe what they use. A highly rated consumer app also answers "will shoppers actually use this?" and lowers risk for new features.

• Prospects confuse the app with the retailer product

  Explain it as the same engine under the retailer's brand.

• programmable.infoConsumer app: "Cooklist: Pantry Meals Recipes" rated 4.73 from 11,347 App Store ratings, last updated June 29, 2026.Source
• Your websiteAbout page: "$10B+ in transactions", profitable, "5M+ users" across the consumer app and white-label suite; backed by Techstars, Mercury Fund, Matchstick Ventures, Gurtin, RevTech and Two Lanterns; advisors include a former Kroger CTO and the CPO of Amazon Fresh; founders Daniel Vitiello (CEO/CTO) and Brandon Warman (COO).Source
• HiringProduct Marketing Lead (Austin): turn product progress into messaging, website updates, launches, sales decks, competitor comparisons, demo narratives and proof points, founder LinkedIn content and case studies; "personally write and ship work every week"; buyers are "grocery executives, product teams, and other enterprise buyers".Source

After server rendering is fixed, render recipe pages with ingredients, steps and Recipe schema, link each to "shop the ingredients" in the app, and add the pages to the sitemap.

It turns existing content into a steady source of app installs at no media cost, and more app users strengthen the shopper-love story for retailers.

• Thin or duplicate recipes

  Index only pages with unique content.

• #1 Make cooklist.com readable by Google and AI assistants: today they see six words and no sitemap

• programmable.infoCrawler check: cooklist.com serves search engines six visible words and no H1; /sitemap.xml and /robots.txt return the app page instead of real files; /recipes/browse and /request-demo serve no text and /platform/agentic-search four words.Source
• programmable.infoConsumer app: "Cooklist: Pantry Meals Recipes" rated 4.73 from 11,347 App Store ratings, last updated June 29, 2026.Source

Take a small presence at the main grocery trade events with the live Fred Meyer assistant on a screen, book meetings ahead with target banners, and host a dinner for regional grocery ecommerce leaders.

Regional grocers rarely build their own AI; meeting many of them in one place fills the pipeline for the next 700 stores and beyond.

• Booth costs without meetings

  Book meetings first; skip the booth if needed.

• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source
• HiringProduct Marketing Lead (Austin): turn product progress into messaging, website updates, launches, sales decks, competitor comparisons, demo narratives and proof points, founder LinkedIn content and case studies; "personally write and ship work every week"; buyers are "grocery executives, product teams, and other enterprise buyers".Source
• Your websitellms.txt: Cooklist "powers the first agentic AI shopping experience launched by Kroger", live in December 2025 at Fred Meyer, then Smith's, rolling out across Kroger banners in 2026; "Try it live" at fredmeyer.com/mealassistant.Source

Build and certify connectors with the grocery ecommerce platforms regional chains use most, then co-market with each platform to its grocer customers as a ready add-on.

One connector reaches many grocers at once and cuts integration time below six weeks, which matters most for smaller chains without large IT teams.

• A platform owned by a competitor

  Check terms before building and prioritise independent platforms.

• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source
• HiringOther open roles: Senior Implementation Engineer, Strategic Partnerships; Senior Machine Learning Engineer, Personalization; Senior AI Engineer (LLMs and agents). Wellfound lists a $3M seed (2021) and 11 to 50 staff.Source

Offer retailers an app or connector inside the major AI assistants that hands a meal plan to the retailer's own Cooklist-powered cart, under the retailer's brand and data control.

It answers Instacart's distribution advantage while keeping the retailer-native promise, and it gives retailers new demand from where shoppers already plan.

• Platform rules change

  Build on each assistant's published app frameworks and keep the retailer's site as the checkout.

• Competitor researchInstacart's white-label Cart Assistant is live at Food Bazaar, Heritage Grocers and Woodman's with Aldi US, Harmons, Save Mart and Stew Leonard's coming, and its consumer assistant Clementine launched on September 9, 2026; Albertsons launched its own assistant in December 2025.See the research Source
• Your websiteHomepage (as rendered in a browser): "Agentic AI For Grocers"; assistants that plan meals within a budget, track pantry inventory, assemble carts and help after purchase; calls to action "Get Demo" and "Ask ChatGPT"; no retailer is named.Source
• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source

Offer retailers a sponsored-ingredient format inside the assistant (for example, a brand suggested for pasta in a gluten-free plan), labelled as sponsored, sold through the retailer's own media network with revenue shared.

It creates a new revenue line for the retailer that can pay for the assistant, and uses context no search ad has.

• Shopper trust and disclosure rules

  Clear "sponsored" labels, never override dietary limits, follow FTC guidance on native advertising.

• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source
• Your websiteAbout page: "$10B+ in transactions", profitable, "5M+ users" across the consumer app and white-label suite; backed by Techstars, Mercury Fund, Matchstick Ventures, Gurtin, RevTech and Two Lanterns; advisors include a former Kroger CTO and the CPO of Amazon Fresh; founders Daniel Vitiello (CEO/CTO) and Brandon Warman (COO).Source

Create a standard tier for regional chains: fixed scope, platform connectors, the launch kit, and a published starting price, sold through events and ecommerce platform partners.

A packaged offer shortens sales cycles for smaller buyers and lets Cooklist reach many chains before Instacart locks them in.

• Low margin on small chains

  Standardise launch so cost to serve stays low.

• Competitor researchInstacart's white-label Cart Assistant is live at Food Bazaar, Heritage Grocers and Woodman's with Aldi US, Harmons, Save Mart and Stew Leonard's coming, and its consumer assistant Clementine launched on September 9, 2026; Albertsons launched its own assistant in December 2025.See the research Source
• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source
• HiringOther open roles: Senior Implementation Engineer, Strategic Partnerships; Senior Machine Learning Engineer, Personalization; Senior AI Engineer (LLMs and agents). Wellfound lists a $3M seed (2021) and 11 to 50 staff.Source

Publish a short quarterly report: the top meal missions, how budget and diet questions changed, regional differences, with charts for the press and a webinar for grocers and brands.

Original data earns trade coverage and invitations to speak, and positions Cooklist as the expert on shopper intent.

• Partner data sensitivity

  Only aggregate, approved categories with minimum group sizes.

• Search resultsGrocery Dive (June 16, 2026): seven grocers across 700+ US stores use Cooklist, with about 700 more locations coming; Wegmans offers it in beta; Cooklist says Kroger banners Fred Meyer, Ralphs, Baker's, Dillons, QFC and Smith's use it (Kroger declined to comment); about half of users complete their order in store; support questions are nearly a third of queries in some cases; messages average about 50 characters versus 10 for search; retailers integrate in about six weeks; Cooklist says it is "overwhelmed by demand".Source
• Your websiteAbout page: "$10B+ in transactions", profitable, "5M+ users" across the consumer app and white-label suite; backed by Techstars, Mercury Fund, Matchstick Ventures, Gurtin, RevTech and Two Lanterns; advisors include a former Kroger CTO and the CPO of Amazon Fresh; founders Daniel Vitiello (CEO/CTO) and Brandon Warman (COO).Source

Pilot a budget-first mode with one partner (meal plans within a weekly SNAP-sized budget, low-cost substitutions), co-designed with a food-access nonprofit, and measure money saved and repeat use.

It shows the product doing good with measurable results, gives grocers a community story, and reaches a large, loyal shopper group.

• Program rules on SNAP items

  Work within retailer and program rules and avoid eligibility claims.

• Your websiteHomepage (as rendered in a browser): "Agentic AI For Grocers"; assistants that plan meals within a budget, track pantry inventory, assemble carts and help after purchase; calls to action "Get Demo" and "Ask ChatGPT"; no retailer is named.Source
• Your websiteAbout page: "$10B+ in transactions", profitable, "5M+ users" across the consumer app and white-label suite; backed by Techstars, Mercury Fund, Matchstick Ventures, Gurtin, RevTech and Two Lanterns; advisors include a former Kroger CTO and the CPO of Amazon Fresh; founders Daniel Vitiello (CEO/CTO) and Brandon Warman (COO).Source

Let a retailer's dietitians publish meal plans and swaps (heart-healthy, diabetes-friendly, high-protein) that the assistant offers when shoppers ask, credited to the dietitian team.

It gives grocers a reason to promote the assistant, adds trusted content, and differentiates from generic assistants.

• Health claims

  Dietitians own the content; avoid medical claims.

• Your websiteHomepage (as rendered in a browser): "Agentic AI For Grocers"; assistants that plan meals within a budget, track pantry inventory, assemble carts and help after purchase; calls to action "Get Demo" and "Ask ChatGPT"; no retailer is named.Source
• Your websiteAbout page: "$10B+ in transactions", profitable, "5M+ users" across the consumer app and white-label suite; backed by Techstars, Mercury Fund, Matchstick Ventures, Gurtin, RevTech and Two Lanterns; advisors include a former Kroger CTO and the CPO of Amazon Fresh; founders Daniel Vitiello (CEO/CTO) and Brandon Warman (COO).Source