
Kopa: Shopping Lists
Shopping lists for families
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Kopa is the shopping list for the whole family. Say what you need and it lands straight on the list — no typing, no menus.
SAY IT, DONE
Say "milk, two packs of butter and bread" and Kopa makes three items of it. Speech is turned into text on your iPhone, and split up by Apple's own on-device model. Nothing is sent to a server.
SHARE WITH THE FAMILY
Share a list over iCloud and everyone sees the same thing. Check off the milk at the store and it disappears for everyone else too, right away.
Kopa is the shopping list for the whole family. Say what you need and it lands straight on the list — no typing, no menus.
SAY IT, DONE
Say "milk, two packs of butter and bread" and Kopa makes three items of it. Speech is turned into text on your iPhone, and split up by Apple's own on-device model. Nothing is sent to a server.
SHARE WITH THE FAMILY
Share a list over iCloud and everyone sees the same thing. Check off the milk at the store and it disappears for everyone else too, right away.
ON YOUR WRIST
The Apple Watch app adds items by voice and checks them off while you are standing at the shelf. It works even when your phone is out of range — what you say is queued and delivered when it finds its way back.
ON THE LOCK SCREEN AND HOME SCREEN
A widget in three sizes shows what is left. The Lock Screen button and the watch face start voice input without opening the app first. The Shortcuts app can do the same.
DUPLICATES TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES
Add something already on the list and you do not get two rows. If it was already checked off, it comes back instead.
NO ACCOUNT
No sign-in, no email address, no server. Kopa uses your own iCloud, and what you buy is your business.
Swedish and English. Voice input listens in the app's language.
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What's New in Kopa
1.1.4
September 1, 2026
Dictation now handles pauses. • Pause mid-sentence and carry on whenever you like. What you said first is no longer lost. • No need to say “and” — a pause is enough to separate the items. • Hesitations like “uh” and “um” no longer become items of their own. • Long lists stay readable in full while you talk. • Return adds the item and leaves the keyboard up, so you can type the next one straight away.
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