Invenstory.

Invenstory keeps the household in order: see what’s in stock, what to buy, and where the cart comes out cheaper. One list for everyone Add items from the catalog, from inventory, or by typing. Everyone in the home sees the same list — no fridge notes, and nobody buys the same thing twice. Inventory is the pantry Every item at home has a quantity, a catalog photo, tags, and notes. Mark it out of stock and it moves to the list. After a few shopping trips, “running low” learns the household’s habits. Shopping in the store Start a trip, check off what you pick up, then finish. Only then does inventory update and those items leave the list. Anything you skip stays for next time. Price comparison in Israel The same list, a price per supermarket chain from catalog feeds. See where the cart is cheaper, and which rows still have no price. Home chat Type what you need — one item per line or separated by commas — and the home helps pick the right product. There’s also an activity feed: who started shopping and who finished. A shared home Invite household members with a code. Admin, member, or viewer. The product tour runs on a practice kitchen and is not saved to your real home. Free for everyday use. The app may show ads. Prices come from retailer feeds and may be incomplete or not up to the minute.