Stockboy
A grocery list that learns how often your household rebuys things and flags what's due before you run out — while looking like a plain checklist.
A grocery list that learns how often your household rebuys things and flags what's due before you run out — while looking like a plain checklist.
Most list apps forget an item the moment you check it off. Stockboy remembers. Every check-off logs a purchase, and after a few trips it learns how often you really rebuy milk, coffee, or paper towels — then quietly flags what's due before you run out.
Items you're likely running low on get an "Overdue" or "Due soon" badge, based on how often you've actually bought them. Every row shows when you last did.
Tick an item off when it's in the cart and Stockboy records the purchase and quantity. It moves to "In stock" until you need it again. No setup required.
Scan a barcode to fill in the product from Open Food Facts, or point the camera at the label to grab the name straight off the packaging. Typing works too.
Sync across your devices and share a list with the people you shop with. Everyone sees the same list, and invited members join free.
$0
The whole list — due-date suggestions, barcode and label scanning — free forever on one device.
$9.99/yr or $29.99 once
Sync across your own devices and share a list with your household. The owner pays; invited members sync free.