Tick what you need and it shows on everyone's phone. Plan the week's dinners and their ingredients land on the list. Add prices if you want to know which store is cheaper.
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A short walkthrough: add your stores, fill the list, add a price, and plan a week of dinners with sides and desserts. Tap the button to start, and pause whenever you like.
One household, one list. Everybody gets their own login and sees the same list on their own phone. No more texting a photo of the fridge door.
Tick things off at home, then tap Only what we need in the aisle and the list shows just those. Tapped the wrong one? Undo puts it back.
Add up to eight stores and a price at each. The cheaper store lights up on every item. Skip it completely if prices aren't your thing.
Keep a library of what you actually cook — mains, sides and desserts, each with its own ingredients. Plan a week and every meal takes a main, whatever sides go with it, and a dessert if you want one. Before you shop, open a dish and tick what you are out of: those items land on the grocery list, sorted, and nothing you already have comes with them.
There is an optional shortcut for prices: hand a receipt to your own AI assistant and paste the answer back, and a whole store's column fills at once. Most apps want you to upload the photo instead. We don't, and the image never leaves your hands, because we never ask for it.
There is no scraped feed behind MealsList and no guessing. Prices are entered by the people doing the shopping, which means they are the prices on the shelf in your town this week, not a national average that was wrong when it was published.
Set up your list, plan a couple of dinners, and see how it helps when you're in the store.
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