SHOPPING TOGETHER, DONE RIGHT. Shoplix is the shared grocery and shopping list with smart analytics - built for real teams of families, roommates, couples, and colleagues who actually shop together. Know who's buying what, keep your household grocery list always clean, and stop buying the same thing twice. No ads, ever. TWO LISTS, ONE HOUSEHOLD Most shared shopping lists turn into graveyards of crossed-out items. Shoplix splits your shopping into two modes: • Home list - always shows only what you need right now. No "bought" section cluttering your view. Your everyday household grocery list, always clean. • Event list - traditional shopping list with a "bought" section. Perfect for one-offs: a party, a BBQ, a vacation grocery run. CLAIM WHAT YOU'LL BUY Shopping with multiple people? Tap to claim items before you leave. Now everyone sees who's buying what - no more duplicate purchases, no more "did you grab the milk?" texts. ANALYTICS & PURCHASE HISTORY Know where your money goes. Shoplix keeps your full purchase history and shows clear analytics: which items you buy most often, how much you spend per week, how your spending changes month over month. Every change is recorded in your list: who bought an item and when, who removed it. Everything syncs in real time - async collaboration that actually works. SHARED, WITH REAL ROLES Not every contributor should have the same power. Assign roles: co-owner, editor, or viewer, to keep your shared list tidy without losing collaboration. RECIPES THAT BECOME SHOPPING LISTS Save recipes with steps, prep and cook time, and servings. Copy ingredients into any list and scale automatically based on portions. Cooking for two or eight - the math is done for you. Build recipes faster with smart import - paste a recipe link and Shoplix pulls the ingredients, steps, and serving size automatically. Some sites don't expose structured data or block automated import - for those, drop the ingredient list into the smart text import and Shoplix parses everything for you. TEMPLATES FOR WHAT YOU SHOP REGULARLY Weekly groceries, packing lists, office supplies - build a template once, apply it to any list. BUILT FOR THE WAY YOU ACTUALLY SHOP • Smart autocomplete: Shoplix suggests common items as you type • Auto-fill price and quantity: Shoplix remembers your usual purchases • Units and notes on every item • Add photos so you always grab the right brand • Works offline: keep editing on the subway or in the store • Real-time sync across phone and web MAKE IT YOURS Customize everything - color palettes, control shapes, fonts, list icons, notification styles. Shoplix should look like your app, not everyone's. FAIR PLAY, ALWAYS • Zero ads in Shoplix. Every plan, forever. • Free gives you the full core: unlimited shared lists, real-time sync, claim system, up to 5 recipes, up to 5 templates, plus basic theme and icon customization for your lists. • Premium expands what you have - more recipes and templates, animated themes, animated icons, and every new feature we ship. Free forever. Premium when you want more. Terms of Use (EULA): https://shoplix.app/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://shoplix.app/privacy-policy.html
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6 months ago, my wife and I were running our shopping through Telegram. She'd send what we needed, I'd scroll up in the chat trying to find it in the store. The order made no sense either: "tomatoes, bread, milk, cucumbers". So I kept walking back to the vegetable aisle. Another thing that kept happening: we'd both stop by the store on the way home from work, and both pick up bread. Or milk. Or both. The chat said "we need bread", neither of us knew the other had already grabbed it. First I looked at what's out there. Listonic: aggressive ads, premium mostly just removed them. AnyList: felt complicated, interface didn't click. Bring: too colorful, didn't feel practical. None of them were bad. Just didn't pull me in, and a few things I wanted weren't there So I built Shoplix. Two list types: Household stays clean (bought items leave the active view), Event keeps a "bought" section for gatherings: birthday, holiday meal, friends coming over. Anyone on the list can claim an item, so two people don't come home with bread.
