MenuPriceToday — Live Fast-Food Price Tracking Across 16 Countries
A live menu price-tracker that follows McDonald's, KFC, Burger King and Subway across 16 countries, with daily automated updates and an AI price assistant — all on one Laravel + Next.js codebase.
Project overview
MenuPriceToday tracks fast-food menu prices across 16 countries and refreshes them daily, automatically. I reverse-engineered the Foodpanda mobile API, wired in Uber Eats and brand-direct scrapers, and built price-history tracking with change detection so you can see what moved and when. A Claude-powered assistant answers price questions in plain language. Coverage runs across 16 countries via the Foodpanda pipeline, plus 4 more through Uber Eats — 20 markets total on a single Laravel 12 + Next.js 16 codebase. This is the same scraping + Claude pipeline architecture I build for clients, and the same operating discipline behind FlowMaticX, my AI SaaS that real businesses run on.
Results
The challenge
Fast-food prices change constantly and differently in every country, but there's no single place to see what a McDonald's or KFC item actually costs today across markets. The data lives behind delivery-app APIs and brand sites that aren't built to be read at scale, and a manual approach falls out of date within days. The real problem was reliability: keeping hundreds of items accurate across 16 countries without a team of people copying menus by hand. I built MenuPriceToday to solve that with automated collection, change detection, and a clean public frontend — the same scraping + Claude pipeline architecture I build for clients, and the same operating discipline behind FlowMaticX, my AI SaaS that real businesses run on. If you need a data or AI automation pipeline built and running unattended, book a free call.
What I built
Key features
“I built this because I was tired of stale spreadsheets — I wanted prices that were genuinely current across every market. The pipeline has refreshed prices every day since launch without me touching it, and that unattended reliability is the part I'm proudest of.”
