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Homesome
Redefining Grocery Commerce with an AI-First Platform
About Homesome
Homesome is the AI-first platform that removes the friction from how retailers run digital grocery shopping. Today, most regional and independent retailers struggle to deliver a cohesive digital experience. When e-commerce, marketing content, coupons, and loyalty all look and behave differently, the shopper ends up with a fractured journey—and without a better option, retailers often surrender that experience to marketplaces they don’t control. Data ends up scattered, teams work from disconnected tools, and the digital channel becomes hard to scale. Homesome brings together the entire digital journey—website, mobile app, AI-powered e-commerce, loyalty and coupon integrations, retail media support, and advanced fulfillment tools—into one platform the retailer owns. Because Homesome sits on a unified foundation, data moves fluidly across applications. Teams share the same source of truth, automate workflows, and gain the insights they need to execute faster and create a consistent customer experience. Homesome serves as the unified foundation for digital grocery, scaling with the retailer’s strategy and ensuring the digital experience remains in the retailer’s hands, rather than shaped by marketplace incentives. Based in San Mateo, California, Homesome supports regional and independent grocers across North America, backed by a team with deep expertise in grocery, AI, and large-scale commerce systems.
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Customers & Market
Homesome offers a customer service experience where they pick items from a counter, save their last order, and choose a pickup time that reflects the preparation time of the item.
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Research & Knowledge
Homesome published separate dunnhumby research showing that 91% of shoppers in the US and UK this January said they're comfortable having purchase data captured, with 69% trusting offers built from their own purchase history.
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Research & Knowledge
Homesome published research showing that the average American household shopped 5.4 separate grocery banners last month according to FMI's 2026 shopper research.
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Research & Knowledge
Homesome published research showing that Gen Z households spread the average American household shopping to 6.7 separate grocery banners across 6.7.
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