كم — “how much?”. Point your phone at a product and see what it costs at shops near you.
A barcode, a photo of the packaging, or a picture from your library. Unbranded things work too — it reads what the object is.
Shops that actually serve your market, with the nearest branch on the map and a link straight to the product page.
Listings are matched on size and pack before anything is compared, and nothing is called cheapest unless it really is.
Kam shows a price only when it can stand behind it. Advertised prices are not shelf prices, and where the listings disagree about what is being sold, the app says nothing rather than guessing. Roughly a third of scans get a “cheapest” answer; the rest get shops and links. That is deliberate — a confidently wrong price is worse than no price.
Built for the Gulf, in English and Arabic, with full right-to-left support. Coming to the App Store.