What is Savat used for?

Savat is an uzbek shopping app that helps you find markets, stores, pharmacies and cafes nearby, compare prices and order for delivery or pickup. It is a good fit for comparing prices at local markets and ordering groceries for delivery or pickup.

Is Savat open source?

No. Savat is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the E-commerce category, open-source options include Open Source POS, TastyIgniter and Pretix.

What are some alternatives to Savat?

Savat competes with Amazon Price Drop Scanner.

Savat: features, pricing and alternatives

About Savat

Savat is a shopping app for iPhone and iPad available in Uzbek (Latin and Cyrillic), Russian and English. It helps you find nearby markets, stores, pharmacies and cafes on a map or in a list, search by category, name or address, and compare products and prices to choose a suitable option.

Shoppers add items to one cart, manage a shopping list and place an order for delivery or pickup in supported markets and areas, with availability depending on the seller and address. Order status can be tracked, past purchases found and updates received. The app supports cashback on eligible offers and storing loyalty cards, and syncs the cart, favorites and orders across devices when signed in.

Key features

Map and list of nearby markets and stores
Price and product comparison
Single cart with delivery or pickup
Order status tracking
Cashback and loyalty card storage
Cart and favorites sync across devices

Good fit for

Comparing prices at local markets
Ordering groceries for delivery or pickup

Tags: shopping; price-comparison; uzbekistan; ios-app; grocery; delivery

Savat: questions and answers

What is Savat used for?: Savat is an uzbek shopping app that helps you find markets, stores, pharmacies and cafes nearby, compare prices and order for delivery or pickup. It is a good fit for comparing prices at local markets and ordering groceries for delivery or pickup.
Is Savat free?: Yes. Savat is free to use.
Is Savat open source?: No. Savat is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the E-commerce category, open-source options include Open Source POS, TastyIgniter and Pretix.
What are some alternatives to Savat?: Savat competes with Amazon Price Drop Scanner.