rShopping List - Grocery List

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About this app

Flexible yet Easy
Are you looking for a powerful yet easy to use grocery list on your phone? With rShopping Grocery List, the more you use it, the better it gets.

Android Wear Support
When you are near a store and you need some items, your watch will show a notification.

Send Shopping List by E-mail or SMS
Check off the items needed while at home and then send an e-mail or SMS of that list to a shopping companion for their trip home. The list can even be arranged by aisle, so that your buddy can complete the task quickly.

Remembers Prices
The last price entered at each store is remembered. rShopping Grocery List has a warning when you are about to purchase an item that was less expensive at another store. Eventually, rShopping Grocery List can predict the total cost of your next shopping trip.

Arrange Lists Efficiently
Extensive sorting options are available. You can arrange stores and labels by up to three different options, each ascending or descending. rShopping Grocery List remembers the arrangement used for each store and label. You can even save a set of sort options for later.

In-Store Basket
An optional "Basket" may be used while shopping to keep a running total of the items you have selected so far. Check off items while in the store and when you are done shopping, use the "Checkout" menu item to quickly mark all of the items in your basket as purchased.

Item Details
Items may have barcodes, pictures, prices (for each store), aisles (for each store), priorities (for each store) and more. Items may also be tagged with any number of "Labels" defined by you.

Barcode Scanning
rShopping Grocery List is compatible with several barcode scanning apps, including:
● ZXing http://goo.gl/uJXPH
● ixMat http://goo.gl/8Sbbn
● Goggles http://goo.gl/BctQA
● Pic2Shop http://goo.gl/vQlbL1 (NOTE: Pic2Shop requires a non-standard app-to-app interface. To get it to work with rShopping Grocery List, you must uninstall other barcode scanners that conflict with it.)
● QuickMark Barcode http://goo.gl/TawVi
● Barcode Scanner http://goo.gl/JtNxo
● QR Barcode Reader http://goo.gl/p4x9IN
● and more
Barcodes may be assigned to more than one item and multiple barcodes may be assigned to each item. Scan a barcode and the item(s) with that barcode instantly appear(s).

Quickly Make a List
Press the button to the left of an item's name to indicate whether it is needed (a red X), purchased (a green check), or in the basket (a yellow basket).

Powerful Search
For fast searching when a list of items is displayed, tap the Search Here button at the top of the screen or slide out your physical keyboard (on some Android phones).

Hide the Clutter, See only Needed Items
Tabs at the top of the item list show and hide items that are needed, in the basket, and/or purchased. More than one of these tabs may be chosen at any time. See this video: http://goo.gl/NojfeL

Handy Shopper Replacement
rShopping Grocery List is a good choice for those who miss HandyShopper.

Android Exclusive
This is a native Android application. It is not one of those ported-from-a-fruit-named-company apps. It is responsive and supports many Android specific features including an action bar, the back button, shortcuts, widgets, gestures, and powerful search.

Additional Features:
★ Homescreen widgets
★ Homescreen shortcuts
★ Scan a product to add to/remove from a list
★ Price calculator with conversions
★ Coupon indicator
★ Multiple stores
★ Attach labels to stores
★ Re-useable items
★ AD FREE!

Ratings and reviews

Actually pretty good now since I can set it up just like ToMarket with a green check for needed. It didn't used to have that option and that's the reason I've installed and uninstalled it several times over the last few years. I just couldn't get used to the opposite view it had from ToMarket. Now I just need to figure out how to transform my ToMarket list (or spend hours copying all the details over) into this app.

Been using this app for a while. Very stable and easy to use. Switched to a new phone and it wasn't immediately obvious how to load the content from my old phone - I moved the backup file over but it didn't show up in the app. Finally stumbled on, highlight the backup file, select Share With, and the app shows up as an option. One click and Boom, it's all there. Simple, once you know the trick! Thanks for this super useful tool!

Awesome app; I use it almost daily. ***SO*** simple to just mark something I need & have it be there when I go to make my shopping list for a trip to the store. One problem: why doesn't it support the barcode scanner built into Android 9? Suggestion: it'd be great for the prices to record the date they were entered (iirc HandyShopper did that). Allow that to be a sort option, and it'd be easy to go update prices on a periodic basis.

What's new

● New Horizontal Dragging preference that prevents accidental left/right scrolling
● Added "SAVE" buttons to many dialogs and screens
● Improved "Undo" menu item
● User Interface improvements
● Update for Android 13