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If your money doesn't feel like it goes as far anymore, you're not imagining it.

Since 2019, Australian grocery prices have risen almost twice as fast as wages. The gap is real, and it's growing. That's why we built Docket Rocket.

Grocery Prices vs. Wages

Cumulative growth since 2019, indexed to 100 (ABS data)

Grocery Prices (Food CPI)
Wages (WPI)
13%
The gap between grocery prices and wages since 2019
+31%
Grocery prices since 2019
+18%
Wages over the same period
$55/wk
Extra the avg family pays for the same shop

What this means for your family

The average Australian household spent around $180 per week on groceries in 2019. That same basket of food now costs over $235. Meanwhile, wages have barely kept pace with half that increase.

That's not a budgeting failure — it's a structural squeeze. You're working just as hard, but your trolley is getting lighter.

How Docket Rocket helps

We can't fix the economy, but we can help you fight back at the checkout. Docket Rocket gives you the tools to close the gap:

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Receipt Scanning

Snap a photo. We extract every item and price automatically.

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Price Comparison

See the same product across retailers, side by side.

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Smart Lists

Lists that know where each item is cheapest right now.

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Privacy First

Your data stays yours. We never sell your information.

Built for Australians, by Australians

Docket Rocket is built specifically for the Australian market. We understand local products, local pricing, and local privacy laws. Your data is encrypted, never sold, and you can delete it anytime.

Start Saving on Groceries

Free to use. No credit card needed.

Data sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
Food CPI: Consumer Price Index, Food and Non-Alcoholic Beverages sub-group.
Wages: Wage Price Index, All Sectors, Total Hourly Rates of Pay.