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Instacart (coming soon)

Where Instacart fits in the Forkless roadmap and what to do in the meantime if your store isn't a Kroger banner.

Where Instacart fits in the Forkless roadmap and what to do in the meantime if your store isn’t a Kroger banner.

Instacart support is on the way. It’s the next major addition to the cart handoff after Kroger, and it’ll dramatically widen the set of stores Forkless can send a cart to.

We’re not going to put a date on it yet. The integration is real work and we’d rather ship it well than ship it on a marketing schedule.

Kroger’s banners cover a meaningful slice of the US — strong in the South, Midwest, parts of the West Coast, and pockets of the Mid-Atlantic. They don’t reach every zip code, and a lot of households’ nearest store is a different chain entirely.

The Instacart Developer Platform reaches 85,000+ retailers across the US. Connecting Forkless to Instacart means the same one-tap cart handoff works for nearly any US household, regardless of which grocery store is closest.

The same as Kroger, in the parts that matter:

  • Connect your Instacart account once, the same way you’d connect Kroger.
  • Pick the store you want this week’s cart sent to.
  • Tap “Send to Instacart.” Items land in your cart. You check out on Instacart’s side.

The meal plan and grocery list don’t change based on which retailer you send to — those are built from your profile and your week, not from any one store’s catalog.

If you’re outside Kroger’s footprint, the grocery-list export is your friend right now. Every Forkless grocery list can be exported as a clean, sectioned list — printable, copyable, shareable. Use it directly in your store, in whichever grocery app you already use, or paste it into a delivery service. The aggregation, the pantry exclusion, the section grouping — that all still works. Only the one-tap cart handoff is gated until Instacart lands.

If you’re inside Kroger’s footprint, Connecting your Kroger account is your fastest path to the full experience.

  • Curious where Kroger does and doesn’t reach? Choosing your store and pickup vs. delivery.