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The shopping list fits a phone
The list you actually carry round a supplier now fits the screen you carry it on, and a row is marked bought by holding it.
September 10, 2026
It was built for a desk
The shopping list is used standing in an aisle holding a phone, and it was laid out like a table on a monitor. Names were squeezed to a few characters, the price and the quantity competed for the same space, and marking something bought meant hitting a small control next to a smaller one.
What changed
- Rows are readable at phone width, with the item name given the room and the numbers underneath rather than beside.
- Hold a row to mark it bought, which is hard to do by accident and easy to do with one hand.
- The price shown is per the unit you buy in, not the unit you count in, because that is the number on the shelf edge.
- Something you have already checked in is not also still due.
What people asked for
- Make the shopping list usable on a phone in a shop.
- Stop the item name being squeezed out by the price.
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