Grocery List App - rShopping is a shopping app developed by ((RayDar)) Connected.
Download Statistics
Grocery List App - rShopping has been downloaded 110 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was downloaded 0 times. It is ranked in the top 100 shopping apps.
User Ratings
Grocery List App - rShopping is rated 4.56 out of 5 stars. The rating is based on 1.5 thousand ratings.
App Information
Grocery List App - rShopping is FREE to download. The APK download size is 5.25 MB. The latest version available is 2.6.25. The last update was on November 27, 2024.
Technical Requirements
Grocery List App - rShopping requires Android 8.0+ or higher. The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play June 2010.
Description
rShopping List saves your frequently purchased products and recognizes that the same item may be available at another store, in a different aisle, and for another price. It comes equipped with the 300 most commonly purchased grocery items that you can add to, modify, and/or replace to fit your shopping needs. As you create new stores, a clearer picture of of your next shopping trip appears.
Synchronize Lists Across Devices or With a Partner The optional paid Shop With... subscription service synchronizes lists to the cloud and across multiple devices. You can even synchronize lists with a partner who uses a different Google account.
Arrange Lists Efficiently You can arrange items to suit your needs. When you arrange by aisle, you can proceed quickly and confidently through a store. Sorting preferences are remembered for each store and you can even save favorite alternative arrangements quick recall later.
Remembers Prices The price entered at each store is remembered. rShopping List has a warning when you are about to purchase an item that is less expensive at another store. When the prices at each store are entered, rShopping List can eventually predict the total cost of your shopping at your favorite stores.
Reminder When Near Stores Enter the address or GPS position of the store and select Remind When Near to get a notification as you approach the store where you need to pick up a few things.
In-Store Basket An optional Basket may be used while shopping to keep a total of the items you have selected so far. Put items in the basket while shopping and when you are done, use the Checkout feature to quickly mark the items in your basket as purchased.
Item Details Items may have different aisles and prices at each store, barcodes, pictures, priorities and more. Items may also be tagged with any number of Labels as you see fit. Buy an item at any of the stores that have it.
Powerful Search For fast searching when a list of items is displayed, use the Search Here button at the top of the list.
Android First This is a native Android application. It is not one of those ported-from-a-fruit-named-company apps. It is responsive and supports many Android specific features.
Features: ★ Items with different aisles and prices at each store ★ Homescreen widgets ★ Homescreen shortcuts ★ Price calculator with unit conversions ★ Coupon indicator ★ Optional cloud based synchronization ★ AD FREE!
Recent changes: ● Fixed an issue where "Movable Items" could become unmovable ● Update to latest Android libraries
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Comments on Grocery List App - rShopping for Android
★★★★★Dennis Carr· Jan 31, 2021
(tl;dr: I like it, my roommate likes it, it has a few odd quirks, but five stars anyway because I can live with them.) I have been looking for a shopping list that works like Handy shopper did on PalmOS since transitioning to Android twelve years prior to this review, and this is about the closest I have found to Handy shopper - and it works almost exactly the way I want it to work. This lets one store their entire list of stuff on the app, and allows for rather granular classification of store data - and works remarkably well for a particular grocery store known for a pseudo-nautical theme and named after some guy named Joseph, largely owing to how they arrange their stores. Cross-network sharing to another user is seamless and superfast (this requires a small monthly subscription charge - but it's not only worth it, it's a significant improvement from its predecessor since PalmOS really did not have that ability). Backups are pretty painless as well - one need merely select a list, back it up, and the app offers options to share it using whatever mechanisms are available on the device. My backup storage of choice is Google Drive, so I just save to that, and it's on my desktop at home exactly one jiffy after saving it. Even my roommate likes it - we're both ADHD, so having something this advanced really helps us shop for what we need and also helps us avoid impulse buying. She never could get into other shopping lists, but once I got her into this one she was sold. I have only four complaints, all of them quite minor. One is the lack of a web UI that somebody can work from their desktop or laptop computer - but all considered, this is pretty minor as the app manages to make it intuitive to work within the app, so the lack of web interface really isn't much of an issue. It's still a touch clunky, but the chunkiness is more a function of physical device size limitations: you can only fit so much UI onto a smartphone screen. The second is that there is no way to import a CSV or other "flat-text" file containing a list of items. This was made up for in the developer's responsiveness, however, as they were willing and able to provide a CSV specification and create a database file that can be quickly imported into the app. The third is a function of the second complaint: backups are database files and cannot be edited easily. The app cannot export to, say, a CSV file such that one can bulk edit as they feel the need. This, however, would likely be a function of the way the data is stored and used within the app. Between the app's intuitiveness and the dev's responsiveness, it kinda balances out These leaves only one real "pain point" for me, but it's minor and does not affect my rating: there does not seem to be a way to "bulk add" items from a CSV to a given store without overwriting the existing data set. Restoring a backup overwrites an existing list, so if one has several items they wish to bring in they must add them by hand. Having said that the UI is intuitive, it can still be a bit difficult to add more than a couple of new items at a time. About the only workaround is to use an external Bluetooth keyboard; those are not hard to come by and one can generally buy a good Bluetooth keyboard brand new for less than US$50. All in all, this is an excellent app. Five stars despite the quirks, as I can work around the quirks pretty easily.
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