Knows everything you buy.
Tap instead of type. A blue dot means: probably due.

Everyone at home writes on the same list. It's sorted like your store and remembers what you buy and when. Free, including the clever bits.
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Enter the code once or scan the QR code, and everyone sees the same list on every device. Each item shows who's bringing it. Nothing gets bought twice anymore.
One swipe and you take something on. Or hand it to someone at home. “For me” shows only what’s waiting for you, and the header says how much that is.
Whatever you type lands in its section by itself, from fruit to drugstore. You set the route through your store once. Or let Homecart watch you check things off and it learns the route on its own.
After a few trips Homecart knows that at your place the milk runs out every five days. The evening before you shop, it shows what's probably missing.
The rice pudding or the cleaning cupboard: saved once as a list. One tap puts it all on the shopping list. Or you pick out just what’s missing.
Guests get a link, nothing more. After the party the settle-up works out who still owes whom. Pay via PayPal or in cash, then tick it off.






Tap instead of type. A blue dot means: probably due.

Four colour themes, serif headlines or not, and a dark mode that’s easy on the eyes.

An order per store, drag to sort. Homecart learns it with every trip.

Widgets on the Home Screen and Lock Screen, a button in Control Center, and Siri takes “Add bread to Homecart” even when your hands are full.

No subscription. Pick one of the three prices, all of them unlock the same. What's free today stays free.
Pro for the whole household.
Pro, and Homecart can keep growing.
Pro and the golden patron badge.
Prices shown in euros; your App Store shows the price in your currency.
Yes. The list, sharing, suggestions, shopping day, Siri and one guest group cost nothing. Pro is for people who need more lists or guest groups, or who simply want to support Homecart.
No. Guests open a link in the browser, enter what they're bringing and see the settle-up.
On a server in Germany. There are no ads, no tracking, and nothing gets sold. More in the privacy policy.