Free on iOS and Android. No ads.
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Create a list
Name it whatever you like: Weekly Shop, Costco Run, Things For The Baby. Make as many as you want.
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Invite your household
Send them a link. They download Waguta, create a free account, and your list is there waiting. Works between iPhone and Android.
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Add from anywhere
Add an item on the bus and it's on their phone before they reach the aisle. Tick something off and it disappears from everyone's list at once.
Most other list apps stop when you leave the shop. Waguta keeps going.
Scan your receipt on the way out and Waguta reads what you bought into your kitchen. A check screen lets you fix anything it misread. No typing out twenty items one at a time.
Which means the next list doesn't start from a blank page. It starts from what you've actually run out of.
See your whole kitchen
Fridge, freezer and pantry in one place. Check what's at home while you're standing in the aisle, instead of guessing and buying a third jar of cumin.
Know before it goes bad
Scanned items get an estimated use-by date, and Waguta warns you a few days ahead. Adjust any date yourself, or turn the reminders off if you'd rather not be nagged.
Cook what needs eating
Recipe suggestions built around what's about to go off, not around a shopping trip you haven't done yet.
These are the two apps most people already know. Both do shared lists well and have done for years. Here is where Waguta is different, and where it isn't.
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Can I share a grocery list between iPhone and Android?
Yes. Everyone sees the same list and the same updates, whichever phone they're on. There's nothing extra to set up.
How many people can I share a list with?
As many as you like. Send them a link and they're in.
Does the person I invite need an account?
Yes. They download Waguta and create a free account, then your list is there waiting for them.
Does it work without signal?
Yes. Add and tick off items offline, and everything syncs once you're back online.
Why is Waguta free?
It is free to download and free to use, with no ads and nothing to upgrade to. Waguta is a small independent app, and we would rather people use it than pay for it.