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• Dinners this week: plan the week's dinners on the calendar and send the ingredients to your list in one tap. • Going Premium turns on reminders at every store with a list. • Rename an item on your list: tap the pencil beside it. • Store search finds the shop itself, not the town or its gas station, and addresses are shorter. • The Stores tab now says when a phone setting is holding store reminders back. • Receipt scanning reads more stores' receipts, with their deals, coupons and voids.
Family shopping list + household chores & calendar. It reminds you at the store.
Home List is a family organizer built around a live shared grocery list — one that updates on everyone's phone instantly — with household chores everyone can see, a shared family calendar, receipt scanning, and a reminder that finds you the moment you're near a store with something still on the list. It's the family shopping list app that closes the loop. Make the list together, get reminded at the store, scan the receipt on the way out, and see what your household actually spends — the grocery budget by store and by month, with price trends on the things you buy most. WHY FAMILIES, COUPLES & ROOMMATES USE IT • Shared shopping lists, live — add "milk" on one phone and it's on the other before you've put yours down. Check something off and the whole household knows. • Store reminders, free for everyone — a shopping list reminder that fires when you arrive at Aldi, Kroger, Costco, Home Depot or any store you add, and only while something is still unchecked. It works even if the app hasn't been opened in days, and it's a low-power geofence, not GPS tracking. • Tell the household — optionally, when one of you is near the store, the others hear about it, so someone can add the thing they forgot while you're still in the aisle. No coordinates leave anyone's phone; what travels is the store's name and a count. • Receipt scanner — photograph the receipt and every item and price is read on your phone and saved to the household's spending history. No typing, and the photo never leaves the device. • Household chores without the nagging — assign tasks, set recurring schedules, or leave a chore open for whoever's around. A chore chart for roommates, a routine for families; either way you can see who did what and when. • A shared family calendar — appointments, school dates and plans everyone can see, with reminders before they arrive. Subscribe once and it shows up inside Google Calendar, Outlook, or any calendar app that takes a subscription link — and tick the calendars already on your phone to bring their events in the other way. • Organized automatically — items group by department (dairy, produce, hardware and more) so a shopping trip is a straight line, not a scavenger hunt. • Every phone in the household — everyone stays in sync no matter what they carry, and the full web version is there for keyboard jobs like pasting a 30-item stock-up. HOW IT WORKS 1. Create a household and invite your family, partner or roommates with one link — they tap it and they're in, no code to type. 2. Add a store from any list — type its name and pick the one near you. 3. Get reminded at the store, scan the receipt on the way out, and watch the spending picture build itself. HOME LIST PREMIUM Unlock arrival reminders at every store your household shops at, restock predictions learned from your household's buying patterns, and Spending Insights: monthly totals, spending by store, price trends, chores per member and CSV export. One subscription covers your entire household — when any member subscribes, everyone gets full access. 7-day free trial, then $2.99/month or $24.99/year. Cancel anytime from your Google Play account settings. Free forever: the shared grocery list, household chores, the shared calendar with calendar sync and calendar import, real-time sync across every device, receipt scanning, invite links, unlimited stores, and a store reminder at one of them. Questions? support@homelist.app
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