One shopping list your whole household keeps up with
Everyone adds to it. Whoever is at the store ticks items off. Nobody comes home with a second jar of the same thing.
The shared-list problem is not making a list — it is that the list in your head, the one on the fridge, and the one your partner is holding in the shop are three different lists. Tüük keeps one, and everyone in the household is looking at it.
Everyone sees the same list
Add from the sofa, tick off in the aisle.
- Every member of the household shares the lists
- Items tick off as you grab them
- No re-typing what someone already added
Add a product by photographing it
Three photos and it is in your catalog for next time.
- Snap the item, the price, and where it was
- Barcodes read automatically
- Second time round it is one tap
Organised by where things actually are
A list in aisle order beats a list in the order you thought of things.
- Items grouped by store section
- Pick the store you are standing in
It knows what you buy
The catalog gets better every time anyone shops.
- Your household's own product catalog
- Prices remembered per store
Questions
How many people can share a list?
Everyone in your household. You create an organization, invite the people you live with, and the lists belong to the household rather than to one phone.
Does it work if two people are shopping at once?
Yes — that is the case it is built for. Ticking an item off updates the list for everyone, so the second shopper sees it is already handled.
Do I have to scan things to use it?
No. Typing an item works perfectly well. Scanning is what saves you the typing the second and third time you buy the same thing.
Get your household on one list
Free to start — create a household and invite the people you live with.
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