
SeeList: Grocery Shopping List
Supermarket, recipes, offline
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Your shopping list is ready in seconds, with or without a signal. Type three letters: SeeList recognises the product, forgives the typo, and files it in the right aisle.
A CATALOGUE THAT SPEAKS YOUR LANGUAGE
289 everyday products across 19 aisles, translated into 12 languages. Search understands synonyms, phonetic variants and typing mistakes — type "tomatto" and you get tomatoes.
EVERYTHING WORKS OFFLINE
No account to create, no connection needed. Your lists live on your iPhone. In a basement supermarket or out in the countryside, the app answers just as fast.
AN ASSISTANT THAT NEVER LEAVES YOUR PHONE
Dictate or type "a curry for six". Apple Intelligence builds the ingredient list and the preparation steps directly on the device, with no server anywhere. You review it, edit it, pick the list: nothing is added without your confirmation. Recipes you keep stay available with their steps.
ADD WITHOUT OPENING THE APP
"Hey Siri, add an item with SeeList."
SHARE, WHEN YOU DECIDE TO
Send a copy as a single link, or share a list live: everyone sees items being ticked off in real time. Choose an edit or view-only link, and stop sharing whenever you want. An inactive shared list disappears after 30 days.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
• Several lists: rename, duplicate, pin, reorder by hand
• Quantity, unit and note on every item
• Your own items, synonyms and categories
• Favourites and suggestions computed on device, from your own habits
• Four ways to display items already ticked off
• Light, dark or automatic theme
• Deletions recoverable for 24 hours
• Backup to your personal iCloud
YOUR SHOPPING IS NOBODY ELSE'S BUSINESS
No SeeList account. Your lists stay on your phone, except the ones you explicitly choose to share. Backups go to your own iCloud, never to us. The assistant runs on the device. SeeList is free thanks to unobtrusive ads that never use the contents of your lists.
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What's New in SeeList
1.1.0
September 13, 2026
Share a list in two ways. Send a copy as a link: whoever receives it reviews the list before adding it to their own. Or turn on live sharing: everyone sees items being ticked off in real time, with one link to edit and one to view only. Sharing works offline and still requires no account.
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