Grocery list

A grocery list that sorts itself by aisle

Built from the meal plan, grouped by aisle, and short by exactly what the pantry already covers.

Rendition's grocery list is built from your meal plan, not typed from memory. Ingredients from every planned recipe merge into one line each, land in the right aisle in the order you walk the store, and skip anything your pantry already has.

Less to buy

• The pantry is subtracted. A recipe calling for two cups of flour doesn't put flour on the list when the pantry says you have it, and a name several foods share ("neutral oil" on canola and sunflower) counts as covered when any is on hand.
• Duplicates merge. Three recipes that each want an onion become one line: three onions.
• Optional means optional to that dish. Mark the cilantro optional on one taco recipe and it stays off that recipe's list, while the salsa still buys it.

Sorted for the store

Items are grouped by aisle in shopping order. Move an item to a different aisle once and every future one lands there. Add things the way you'd text them, one per line, or share a texted list straight from Messages.

Checked off means bought

Check an item off and it goes into the pantry as bought; uncheck a mistake and it comes back. When a name could mean several foods you keep, Rendition asks which one you bought. Non-food items like detergent are checked off too, without ever pretending to be an ingredient.

One list for the household

Everyone in a shared kitchen sees the same list on their own iPhone, with names on who added and who bought what.

Get Rendition for iPhone Free to use. Rendition Pro adds video import and translation.