TwoBuy: Shared Shopping List

TwoBuy is a shopping list for two people who shop for one home.

It looks like a notebook stuck to the fridge — hand-drawn, on paper,
with a pencil. Because a shared list should feel like something you
both scribble on, not a spreadsheet.

HOW IT WORKS

Start a list, then share your invite code with your partner. That's
the whole setup. From then on you're both looking at the same list,
on your own phones, updating live.

One of you adds bananas on the bus. The other is already in the shop
and sees them appear. They tick it off; it disappears from both
phones. No messaging back and forth, no "did you get milk?"

WHAT'S IN IT

• Real-time sync between two phones
• Several lists — Groceries, Fresh, Pantry, Hygiene, Frozen, Household
• Mark anything urgent and it gets circled in red
• Quantities and units — 2 kg, 500 g, 1.5 L
• An activity feed showing who added and bought what
• A monthly summary of everything you bought
• Notifications when your partner adds or buys something
• Drag to reorder lists and items
• Paper and chalkboard themes, light and dark

WORKS WITHOUT SIGNAL

Supermarkets have terrible reception. TwoBuy keeps working — add and
tick things off with no connection at all, and everything syncs the
moment you're back online.

NO ACCOUNT NEEDED

Open it and start. No sign-up, no password, no email. Connecting a
Google account is optional and only exists so your list survives a
new phone.

No ads. No tracking. Your list is visible to exactly one other
person: the one you gave the code to.

Available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch,
Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean
and Chinese.