Sorted by aisle
for everyone.
One shopping list, shared with the people you actually shop for. It keeps itself in order, and it takes whatever you throw at it — a typed note, something dictated on the way to the car, or a photograph of the list already stuck to the fridge.
Coming to the App Store. Groceries is finished and being prepared for its first release. Requires an iPhone on iOS 26.
What it does
One list, shared
Share the list with your household through iCloud. Everyone sees the same items, and a change one person makes shows up for the rest.
It files things for you
Add items in whatever order they occur to you. One tap sorts everything still unfiled into your own categories, so the list reads in the order you walk the shop.
Write it as a sentence
Type or dictate a note the way you’d say it out loud — “milk, two loaves, something for Sunday” — and it comes back as separate items, already in the right categories.
Photograph a list
Paste a list from anywhere, or take a picture of one on paper. It reads the headings, the items and what was already crossed off, and puts it on your list.
Siri and Shortcuts
Add an item or open the list by voice, from Spotlight, or from a shortcut — without unlocking into the app first.
The Action button
Put the list one press away on the side of your iPhone, for the moment you remember something with both hands full.
Private by default
There is no account to make. Your list lives in your own iCloud, where we cannot read it. The three features that use AI send only what you hand them, only when you tap them, and nothing is kept afterwards.