Get Sum - Shopping List

Get Sum - Shopping List

Grocery shop planner

1 ratings
22 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 30, 2021
  • March 19, 2024
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About

This app helps you create and manage shopping lists with smart item addition, store-based notifications, and budget tracking. It offers interactive widgets, Apple Watch support, and AR navigation to stores.

Interactive widgets for Home and Lock Screens
Smart item addition with quantities and prices
Store-based notifications and AR navigation
Budget tracking with spend limits
iCloud sync across devices
Apple Watch app support
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What's New in Get Sum

2.0.3

March 19, 2024

- Improved various UI and layouts If you have any questions or feedback, please get in touch. Get Sum was created by an incredibly small team of one and I’d love to hear your thoughts. I’m available through Twitter @JPEGuin.

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$49.99

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User reviews

Unusable

Way too buggy. Items remove themselves. Item names cannot be edited, even if left blank. Categories remove themselves. It constantly prompts you to pay for it, but it is literally not functional as a grocery list manager. The only reason I gave it an extra star is because the design looks nice. Maybe the functionality will match it one day.
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Nice 2.0 update

Apple Watch app displays no items. As such it’s become unusable for me. A shame because I believe this had real potential to be the shopping app that ruled them all. Hopefully after breathing new life into the app, it not be abandoned, like so many potentially great apps have. 🤞

Previous update:
Nice update. Can see you’ve been hard at work making improvements. Like what I see so far. There are a few bugs (including here because I couldn’t find a support link in the app) and I wanted to give you some feedback, mostly positive. First the bugs. When you go to add a new item when a filter is selected it doesn’t show on the interface. But an entry is created that you can’t see until you remove the filter (select None). Note: When a filter is selected I think the desired behavior would be to create a new item with the filter criteria added within the item itself. For example, if you picked a store filter, new items created with the filter selected should add each item with that store filled in on the item. The other bugs I saw involve the widgets. If you are in the US the total goes to the top in US dollars, but the individual items display the currency in British pounds. Also the total displayed on top of the widget doesn’t seem to be accurate. It doesn’t show the total of the entire list, nor the total of the filtered list. I think the desired behavior should be to use the total of the current filter, if any, otherwise display the total of the entire shopping list. The improvements are appreciated. And makes me want to give a relook to your app which I had high hopes for previously. Glad you are putting energy into it. It is a unique shopping app. And feels good to use. Simple with the right amount of features to not overcomplicate or overwhelm the user. I love the subtle colored hues in the UI, very pleasing to the eye. And the “magic” features are a nice touch. Few other things old love to see would be to add some different app icons to choose from, ideally with different shopping list icons and various colors to choose from. And an additional URL field for shopping online would be cool too. I haven’t tested the Apple Watch app yet but am looking forward to it. My subscription is coming up quickly — and your recent update is encouraging me to renew for another year. Thanks for the work.
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Nice 2.0 update

Nice update.
Can see you’ve been hard at work making improvements. Like what I see so far. There are a few bugs (including here because I couldn’t find a support link in the app) and I wanted to give you some feedback, mostly positive.

First the bugs. When you go to add a new item when a filter is selected it doesn’t show on the interface. But an entry is created that you can’t see until you remove the filter (select None).

Note: When a filter is selected I think the desired behavior would be to create a new item with the filter criteria added within the item itself. For example, if you picked a store filter, new items created with the filter selected should add each item with that store filled in on the item.

The other bugs I saw involve the widgets. If you are in the US the total goes to the top in US dollars, but the individual items display the currency in British pounds. Also the total displayed on top of the widget doesn’t seem to be accurate. It doesn’t show the total of the entire list, nor the total of the filtered list. I think the desired behavior should be to use the total of the current filter, if any, otherwise display the total of the entire shopping list.

The improvements are appreciated. And makes me want to give a relook to your app which I had high hopes for previously. Glad you are putting energy into it. It is a unique shopping app. And feels good to use. Simple with the right amount of features to not overcomplicate or overwhelm the user. I love the subtle colored hues in the UI, very pleasing to the eye. And the “magic” features are a nice touch.

Few other things old love to see would be to add some different app icons to choose from, ideally with different shopping list icons and various colors to choose from. And an additional URL field for shopping online would be cool too.

I haven’t tested the Apple Watch app yet but am looking forward to it.
My subscription is coming up quickly — and your recent update is encouraging me to renew for another year. Thanks for the work.
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Had high hopes

Wanted to love this and bought the year subscription. Hasn't been updated in a long time until recently, which shows some promise that it is still being developed. The last time I used it months and months ago, the major issues were the sync and apple watch. The apple watch app never was usable. The sync between devices was haphazard — and inconsistent.

I may retry the app and test it again. You may also want to consider upgrading the icon, as a contain of milk is uninspiring, and isn't going to attract plant-based customers. Just some food for thought ... I hope to be see continued life into this project. Thanks for listening.
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Mac app needs some work

1-star becuase this is a paid app that still has beta-testing level issues. Stores entered on iOS version aren't syncing to macOS app. Sometimes when entering an item, all items change to the same name. Sorting by category does nothing. Sorting by name only sorts Pending items, not Completed list.

This app has potential, and I want to like it. But it was released before it was finished. These bugs need adressing first.
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FAQ

What are the subscription options for Get Sum?

Get Sum offers a monthly subscription for $3.99 and a yearly subscription for $19.99. These plans provide access to premium features and ongoing development.

How does Get Sum handle smart item addition?

Get Sum intelligently parses natural language input like '3 x apples', 'honey $2', or '2 apples, oranges, and 3 pears' to automatically add items with quantities, prices, and categories.

Can Get Sum notify me about items when I'm near a store?

Yes, you can add store locations to items and receive notifications for relevant items on your list when you enter a store's specified location. It also offers AR navigation to stores.

Does Get Sum support Apple Watch?

Yes, Get Sum has a dedicated Apple Watch app, allowing you to manage your shopping lists directly from your wrist.

How does Get Sum help with budgeting?

The app provides a running total of potential and actual spend, and allows you to set total spend limits to cap your list to your budget.

Is Get Sum accessible for users with disabilities?

Get Sum is fully accessible, supporting dynamic type, dark mode, and VoiceOver, ensuring a usable experience for all users.

How often is Get Sum updated?

The latest version, 2.0.3, was released on March 19, 2024. Updates are frequent, indicating ongoing development and support.

What devices are compatible with Get Sum?

Get Sum is available on Mac, Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad, allowing for seamless list management across your Apple ecosystem.