Listora
For a big shop with several people: split up at the store, everyone ticks off what lands in the cart – and everyone instantly sees what's still missing. No sign-up, no app.
Free · takes ten seconds · no email address
This is what the list looks like at the store. Tap an item – nothing here is saved.
Club trip
ExampleAll local only – no list is created.
A name, and a PIN if you want one – done. The list then suggests matching categories. No account, no email address.
Send the address to the group. Whoever has it sees the same list – no sign-up needed.
Split up at the store and tick things off. Every change shows up on every phone instantly.
Anyone with the link can tick things off – no password needed for that. With a PIN, only the people who know it can change, delete or reset; everyone can still add missing items unless you switch that off. For roommates it works without one, too.
Add, rename and reorder shelves. Once the order matches your store, the list is just a straight walk from top to bottom.
An AI turns a table of dishes into the finished shopping list – merged, summed up and sorted by aisle. Paste it in, import, go.
For groups
Catering for several days: guideline amounts per person, the discount from 30 people on, and a worked example for 50 people.
See the amounts per personFor parties
Drinks per guest and hour, converted into cases – and how to split the shopping between the drinks store, the butcher and the supermarket.
Calculate drinksFrom recipes
Salad shows up three times in the table, the ground beef is spread across two nights. An AI merges that for you – in the example, 23 rows become 16 items.
See the example and the promptFor roommates
Unlike the other three: not a one-off list for a single event, but one that stays – reset ticks instead of starting over, for as long as someone is still buying.
Built to last, not just once