Grocery List: Shared Shopping

A grocery list a household can share, so two people shop off one list that updates on both phones. Share with a link or a QR code, and no account, ever. It's free to use. No paywall. No ads. No tracking. No accounts.

What it does:
- Keep a shopping list that sorts itself into aisles as you type
- Share a list with a tap: send a link or show a QR code, the other person taps once, and you're both on the same list
- Edits and check-offs show up on both phones, usually within seconds
- Get suggestions from the items you've bought before, as you type
- Clear what you crossed off whenever you like, with undo, and the list keeps its shape for next time
- Reorder the aisles to match the store you actually shop at

Your data stays with you. When you share, changes pass between your phones end-to-end encrypted, through free public infrastructure we don't run and can't read.
No accounts and no sign-up. Sharing is a link or a QR code.
Open source: https://github.com/Josh-Approved/grocery-list

What it doesn't do:
No paywall. No ads. No tracking. No accounts, not even to share a list. No subscriptions. The whole app is the whole app, free.

Josh Approved is supported by the people who use it. No ads, no subscriptions, no data harvest. What keeps this sustainable is whether it's worth a few dollars to you. If it is, there's an optional tip jar in the app.

Send feedback: feedback@joshapproved.com

Recent changes:
Shared lists: when a change cannot be sent to the other phone, the app now records that in the diagnostic log, so a feedback report shows what actually happened. Plus a wider automated test net behind the scenes, run across more devices and screen sizes, so problems get caught before they reach you. No accounts, no ads, no tracking.