If you can't get to the store, we'll go for you.
Five quiet pages, all the same idea: a real Twin Cities person goes to the store, joins you on a video call (or audio, or chat), and brings the bags home.
Find the page that fits
Each of these is written for a specific situation — same service underneath, but the page itself meets you where you are. Read whichever feels most like you. If two fit, read both.
No app. Landline-friendly. A shopper who'll wait while you decide between two kinds of bread.
Read this one →First two weeks are the hardest. Pharmacy pickup, soft foods, no doorbell. Set up weekly drops before your procedure.
Read this one →Wheelchair-friendly, low-vision-friendly, Deaf-friendly. Audio-only and chat-only sessions. Bring bags inside the doorway.
Read this one →Text the list (photos of empty packaging work). Quiet drop on the porch. No doorbell, no knock, no judgment.
Read this one →Book on behalf of someone you love. Dial in from out of state. Itemized receipts for the HSA, for your sibling, for your spreadsheet.
Read this one →What's the same on every page
It's the first grocery service that doesn't feel like a grocery service. It feels like someone in the family went to the store and you happened to call them while they were there.— A customer in Minneapolis
Not sure which page is yours?
Most people fit more than one. A caregiver caring for an aging mom after surgery should probably read both For caregivers and After surgery. A new parent with limited mobility could read both For new parents and For disabled.
If you can't decide, just message us. We'll point you to the right page — or just talk you through it without sending you anywhere.
The homebound side of Selectido grew out of the part of the business we were proudest of. We treat it the way we'd want our own families treated. Quietly, patiently, on your terms.