San Francisco-based startup Instacart, a grocery pickup and delivery service, was a godsend during the pandemic. Much like food delivery apps like DoorDash or UberEats, users place their grocery list items as an order and someone else goes to the store and picks out the items for you. It is a godsend for me on days where I’m sick, hungover, or just don’t want to lug a 40-pound box of cat litter up San Francisco hills. I still use WIRED’s coupons for Instacart, which range from discounts on specific products to coupons for money off order totals and delivery fees. ?Molly Higgins