Everyone sees the same list, the same second
A WebSocket connection keeps every phone on the list in step. Add milk at your desk and it's on the shelf-side screen before the aisle ends.
The shopping list your whole family actually shares. Real-time sync, full offline support, and no account to create. Just one code.
Also on the web, macOS, iPad and Android tablets.
3 items remaining
3 items remaining
One list, two phones.
Share a code. That's the whole onboarding.
Items sort themselves into the order you walk the store.
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Streaks, milestones and a family leaderboard.
No email, no password, no invitation flow. The barrier to sharing a list is the reason most shared lists die, so we removed it.
Name it, pick an icon and a colour. That's it, you're in.
Six characters, or a link. They join instantly, without signing up.
Both of you add, tick and reorder. Every change lands on the other screen live.
Share code
…or just send the link. Tapping it opens the list directly.
Not a note app with checkboxes. Every feature here exists because a real trip to the shop went wrong without it.
A WebSocket connection keeps every phone on the list in step. Add milk at your desk and it's on the shelf-side screen before the aisle ends.
Changes queue locally and sync the moment signal returns. Conflicts resolve themselves, so you'll never lose a tick.
Say the whole list out loud. It's parsed into separate items with quantities, ready before you put the phone down.
Attach a photo to any item. Ends the phone call from aisle six.
Items are categorised into 25 aisles automatically, so the list matches the store instead of the order you thought of things.
Every purchase carries a name. No more double-buying the bread.
Item added, purchased, deleted, list cleared, member joined, list renamed. Switch each one on or off, per list.
A number and an “x” sets the quantity. A comma commits the item and keeps you typing. This box runs the same rules the app does, so go ahead.
Items you add will land here. Try 2xMilk,
You add things as you remember them. The app groups them into 25 aisle categories so you cross the shop once, not four times. Turn it off per list if you'd rather sort by hand.
A wallet built into the list, for the plastic and the paper you already carry to the shop.
Barcode, QR, or just the digits off the back of the card.
Deposit-return slips with a value and an expiry, marked consumed once you've used them.
Share a set by QR, or a code that expires. Attach a card to a list so it surfaces at that store.
Cards live on your device. They don't sync to other people on a shared list.
All 23 badges, a family leaderboard and a stats screen, for the shopper who wants the receipt on who actually does the shopping.
Example data. Your own numbers live in the app.
Ranked by total shopping actions.
Free, no account, and the person you share it with doesn't have to sign up for anything either.