In this episode, I talk with Andy Ellwood, the founder of Stretch Groceries, an app that helps you compare prices at stores near you before you shop. Groceries are taking up more and more of our money, and I know so many of us are tired of guessing how much things will cost when we get to the store. Andy shares how becoming a dad helped him see just how wild grocery prices can be, why families need more help saving money, and how AI can make grocery shopping easier. We also talk about building businesses, learning from failure, and why every dollar you save on food can help you build a better financial future.
About our guest: Andy Ellwood is the founder of Stretch, a new AI platform reimagining how families navigate the grocery aisle. A serial entrepreneur behind companies acquired by Facebook and Google, Andy has built everything from global learning communities to purpose-driven tech startups. His philosophy—Make Room For Many—guides his work as he uses technology to create more access, clarity, and opportunity for everyday consumers.
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