A shopping list app for your iPhone. What could possibly be simpler?
The ShoppingList app is a long time favourite. With the ability to manage multiple lists (one for Bunnings, one for groceries, one for JB Hifi), the app is as versatile as you need to get all your shopping done. You can add an image to accompany each product type, and once you’ve added something once, the app will remember it for easy addition to future lists.
Each list can have a category added as well as managing multiple lists, and quantities are easily adjustable. If you’re the type of person who has a tendency to forget stuff, you can add a note to any item on your list as well. Once you’ve grabbed an item, simply tap it in your list to mark it as purchased, and it will automatically move to the bottom of the list.
The app costs $1.19, and is worth every cent.
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Tristan
Friday, October 15, 2010 at 6:42 PMI haven’t looked at the info on the AppStore, but does this app allow you to sync between to iPhones over the air? That feature is the main reason I keep using SimpleNote…
Ian Exaudi
Saturday, October 16, 2010 at 12:01 AMNeat! … Now if only it could go pick the stuff up too!
Travis Young
Sunday, October 17, 2010 at 2:16 PMI’ve been trying heaps of shopping apps, and none really do it all.
Easy addition of items to your list is important, but I really want an app that gives me an estimate of cost based on last price paid, and one that allows me to add up things as I get them so I know how much the pain will be at the checkout.
Best I’ve found so far is ‘Bread & Milk’
BUT .. it dosnt give you a preview of the total expected cost, and adding extra items while shopping is time consuming so it’s hard to track your total spend while at the supermarket without constantly adding each new item to the app.