I would like to be able to just view the coupons that have been recently added. Say you viewed all 25 pages 4 days ago, you could set it to just go back 4 days to pull up those coupons added in those 4 days. Thank you for such a wonderful site.

I'm wondering why no one has mentioned this before.

Why are there two separate coupon databases? Wouldn't it make more sense to merge the databases together into ONE database? This saves us time to do one search. As it stands now, we have to search each database separately.

A mobile coupon database app. For people that file by insert date, this would be SO helpful. As of right now, when I'm in the grocery store, I have to pull up the website ( which isn't very friendly to the android browser.) click a bunch of times, and wait for it to load. An app would be so much simpler!

PS: If you are already considering this, and need any help that I may be able to give ( alpha and beta testing on different mobile OS's, app building, etc..) I'd be more than happy to lend a hand!

Just curious as I am new, is there actually a coupon database for WUC yet? I'm actually an experience MS Access user and I was thinking about creating my own personal database to help me keep track of the coupons I have.

I would love to check out the WUC database to get some ideas.

Definitely agree with the mobile database. I'm disabled and it's hard to carry my binder in everywhere but it's also too hard to run back out to the car if I don't bring it in and spot a really good deal.

x2 - I don't really understand why there are 2 separate ones now and it can be really time consuming to check both if you are looking for more than one coupon

This actually might not be as complex as one would think. Granite, the store match ups would probably be limited to the major chains and a disclaimer that some deals may be regional would have to be included.

However, there are websites and some apps out there that offer this type of service for a fee and even a free app for iPhone (pretty sure they have an Android version as well) that allow you to select your state and then your store (very limited on the available stores). I think the name is Grocery Smarts.

The most difficult part would be reversing this layout with a list of Qs then the stores that have sales matching them. With all the ad previews available now and online Qs available now, it would definitely require some time to put it together however.