SharedShoppingList

Shared shopping lists for your favourite stores — family adds items, you action them.

Shared Shopping List turns the weekly shop into one list your whole household can add to. Someone notices the milk is low and adds it straight from the store's product page. Whoever does the shopping opens the extension, works down the list, adds each item to the cart, and ticks it off. Everyone sees the same list. NO ACCOUNTS, NO APP Create a list, share the invite link, done. No sign-ups, no passwords, nothing to install on anyone's phone. Whoever has the link is on the list. ADD FROM THE PRODUCT PAGE An "Add to shared list" button appears on product pages from approved stores. Coles and Woolworths are fully tested. Walmart, Amazon and Costco are experimental — the button works, but may occasionally land in an odd spot on a page. More stores are on the way. Add a quantity and a note and they travel with the item, so "2 x milk — the lactose-free one" reaches the shopper exactly like that. In a hurry? Open the popup while you're on a product page and hit "+ Add 1". SHOP THE LIST Each item shows its name, quantity, note, who added it and when. Click an item to reopen its product page in a new tab, add it to your cart, then mark it actioned. Actioned items move to their own section with Undo and Delete, so nothing disappears by accident. WHO ADDED WHAT Set a display name once and your items are labelled with it — handy when four people are adding to the same list. PRIVACY No analytics, no ads, no trackers, no browsing history. The extension runs on the store domains listed above and nowhere else, and only reads a product's details when you choose to add it. Full policy: https://sharedshoppinglist.xyz/privacy RUN YOUR OWN SERVER Lists sync through a hosted server by default, with nothing to set up. If you'd rather host the backend yourself, the extension will talk to your address instead, and we receive nothing: https://sharedshoppinglist.xyz/docs/self-hosting Full guide: https://sharedshoppinglist.xyz/docs/overview