FEED Mobile

Now you can access FEED from anywhere. Instantly connect and enhance your associate experience to see your schedule, news, deals and links to applications you use every day, at your fingertips.

We are excited to bring you a new and improved FEED experience! The FEED Mobile App has all the great resources from desktop FEED but puts them directly at your fingertips on your mobile device.

• Access your schedule.
• Keep updated on safety and associate resources.
• Read inspiring articles about associates and company news.
• Find daily news and notes.
• Access the tools you need for your job.
• And more!

FEED Mobile App is intended to help improve your overall associate experience by giving you a more convenient way (an easier way) to engage with company content.

Scroll through breaking news articles on the home page or venture to the Schedule tab for hourly associates’ schedule. Check your paycheck stubs by accessing ExpressHR through your profile menu, the ExpressHR Quick Link or by using the navigation bar.

Learn about Kroger history and our programs in the ‘About Kroger’ page off the main menu. The ‘Zero Hunger | Zero Waste’ page features the progress we are making on our overall goal to reduce waste and hunger by 2025. Let your voice be heard on the ‘Your Feedback’ page.

Access Associate Deals off the main menu where you can find all the great benefits our company offers.

The ‘Company News’ page gives you a glimpse into the news and happenings at the Kroger Family of Companies. CEO and Chairman Rodney McMullen regularly gives updates on the company. Learn about programs and read inspiring stories from fellow associates. Be inspired to try new innovative food items and recipes by engaging in foodie stories posted to FEED.

Additionally, associates can use the mobile app to easily access the tools they need to do their job by selecting their department page off the main menu.

All divisions are accessible and have their own destinations on FEED as well.

App Screenshots

All application data and information was acquired from Apple's public RSS Feeds.