Grocery List - Listonic

I live with my father and brother, and since our schedules are so different, it's hard to go shopping at the same time. The fact that we can all update the list and access it from our phones has been a game changer. I have a separate list for house staples, (things we just always want in the house) and a separate one for the asian market because it's a long drive there and I always like to make sure I get everything we need there. Whenever I buy something, I check the bubble without deleting it, which is super handy because when I run out, I can just uncheck it. It's super customizable, with different customizable categories and customizable quantity per unit. The fact that it sorts based on category often makes shipping easier as well. I love this app.

I’ve tried a lot of grocery apps, but Listonic truly stands out. It’s incredibly well-organized, making it simple to create, manage, and edit shopping lists. I love how it automatically categorizes items, so I can shop efficiently without backtracking or forgetting anything. The interface is clean and intuitive, so adding or removing items feels effortless. What really sets Listonic apart is how it helps you plan ahead. You can quickly check what you need, mark items as bought, and even share lists with family or friends, which is perfect for teamwork at the grocery store. It saves time, reduces stress, and makes shopping feel surprisingly fun. If you want a grocery app that’s smart, fast, and keeps you completely organized, Listonic is the one to go for. I can’t imagine shopping without it anymore!

This looked like a great option to replace the flaky, annoying Reminders app for shared lists. I downloaded it on my and my wife’s phones, transferred my lists, signed up for premium, and was pretty hopeful about it. Firstly, ads were still showing on my app. I emailed support— telling them that had signed in and hitting the premium subscription option told me I was already subscribed— and they got back to me 2 days later to tell me to make sure I was signed in. So, I sent them a bunch of screenshots and then 2 days later they got back to me to tell me it was a “server malfunction.” Ok... it happens. Less than a week later I was putting my grocery list together through the website interface. I’m guessing it has something to do with the fact that I had two browser windows open with the lists showing— my grocery list just disappears. I tried signing out and in again... still nothing. Still available in the app, so I signed in and out in the app in hopes it would re-upload it... it didn’t. I’m a software developer so I have an idea of how the back-end of systems like this work... this is either someone who doesn’t care, or has no idea what they’re doing. Someone actually charging people for a system with beta-level reliability is just sad.