An AI delivery assistant for Wolt's grocery marketplace, wired to your own account.
Wolt isn't one supermarket, it's dozens of grocery stores, convenience shops and specialty retailers under a single app across Poland. Grocey's Wolt grocery integration signs in to a real Wolt account, the same way a person would by hand, and turns it into calls an AI grocery agent can make directly: find a store, search it, fill a cart, and read back real order history. That's Grocey's Wolt API surface, the same contract shape every provider it supports implements, not an official API Wolt publishes itself. Because Wolt is a marketplace rather than a single chain, agentic grocery shopping here starts with picking a store and then working inside it, on your own account.
Signing in
There's no password. Give the agent your e-mail and Wolt mails a one-click sign-in link to it. Paste that link back and the resulting session is what Grocey holds, never a credential.
What an agent can do
An agent finds, fills, and compares. The order is placed by you, never by the agent acting alone.
Capability matrix · generated
Generated at build time from the same declarations the API reads: never fetched live, never a second list to let drift from the truth. Every row below is a real method on the contract every provider implements, not a marketing claim.
getFulfilment Supported fulfilmentOptions Supported setFulfilment Supported stores Supported search Supported categories Not offered by this store catalogPage Not offered by this store orders Supported orderDetails Supported cart Supported addToCart Supported removeFromCart Supported clearCart Supported suggestReplacements Not offered by this store cartUrl Not offered by this store FAQ
Not yet. Wolt is built and unit-tested against its own contract, but nobody has ever connected it to a real account. It's labeled honestly instead of counted as coverage.
It's built and unit-tested against Wolt's real sign-in and order-history flow, but it has never completed a real connect to a live Wolt account. That's the honest status until a real connection confirms it, the same distinction Grocey holds every unverified provider to.
No. Wolt is a marketplace: groceries, corner shops and specialty stores all live under one connection. An agent picks a store first, the same way you would in the app, then works inside it.
An e-mail address and nothing else. Wolt mails a one-click sign-in link to it, and pasting that link back into the connect flow is what creates the session Grocey holds. There's no password to type or store.
No. An agent can find a store, fill your Wolt cart, and read your order history, but completing the order on Wolt is still a tap you make yourself.
Find a nearby store, fill or clear a cart, check open delivery slots, and pull up past orders: the same things you'd do by hand across Wolt's stores, through natural language instead of the app.
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