Aisle order, automatically
Items line up the way the shop is laid out — produce first, frozen last — so one lap is enough.
Features
Everything a shared list actually needs
Nothing else. No feeds, no streaks, no badges to collect.
Share with six digits
Generate a code, say it out loud, done. Share a single list, or pair two accounts.
Live on every phone
Someone adds bread while you are already at the till, and it appears in your hand.
It remembers your basket
Start typing and the things you buy most come up first, already filed under the right aisle.
Fine without a signal
The list lives on your phone, not on a server you have to reach. It all syncs later, on its own.
One thumb, no dialogs
Tall tap targets, navigation up top, only "add" at the bottom. The undo bar brings mistakes back.
How it works
Three steps, about a minute
Open and start typing
The first list is waiting when you open the app. Type an item, hit enter, the keyboard stays up.
Hand out the code
Create a six-digit code in settings and tell it to whoever shops with you.
Walk the shop once
Follow the list top to bottom. Tap a row to drop it in the basket.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
A shared grocery list for a household.
No. There is no sign-up, no email and no password.
You create a six-digit code and the other person types it in.
Yes. The list is stored on your phone and that copy is the source of truth.
Every item is filed under one of fourteen aisles, and the list is sorted in that order.
Yes. Any list can be shared as plain text through the usual share sheet.
Tik8: Grocery List will be free to download, in English and Turkish, on iOS and Android.
Ready to stop texting each other about milk?
Tik8: Grocery List is coming to the App Store and Google Play.
Coming soon
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