rShopping list

rShopping list is a convenient replacement for that piece of paper reminding us that we need to buy milk, bread, and other items at the local stores we visit all the time.

It comes pre-installed with a grocery list of over 300 commonly purchased products (in the English language version). You can add your own items and stores, or easily replace the pre-installed grocery list entirely.

Items may be "Available At" more than one store and may have barcodes, pictures, prices (different for each store), aisles (different for each store), priorities (different for each store) as well as price, quantity and more. Items may also be tagged with any number of "Labels".

An optional "Basket" may be used while shopping to keep a running total of the items you have selected so far. Check off items while in the store and when you are done shopping, use the "Checkout" menu item to quickly mark all of the items in your basket as purchased.

Shopping list prices are totalled for the store at which you are currently shopping and are displayed in your local currency.

Press the button to the left of an item's name to indicate whether it is needed (a red X), purchased (a green check), or in the basket (a yellow basket).

Tabs at the top of the item list show and hide items that are needed, in the basket, and/or purchased. More than one of these tabs may be chosen at any time.

rShopping list is a good choice for those who miss HandyShopper.

For extra fast searching, uses the JUST TYPE interface when a list of stores, labels, and items are shown. Just type on your slide out keyboard. Phones that don't have a physical keyboard can long-press the menu button to use the JUST TYPE interface.

This is a native Android application and not one of those ported-from-a-fruit-named-company apps. It is responsive and supports many Android specific features including an action bar, shortcuts, widgets, and powerful search.

* Homescreen widgets
* Homescreen shortcuts
* Scan a product to add it to a list
* Scan a product to check it off a list
* Multiple stores
* Re-useable items
* Get navigation directions to a store
* Ad Free

* DIFFERENT PRICES, AISLES, AND PRIORITIES FOR A SINGLE ITEM, WHEN IT IS AVAILABLE AT MULTIPLE STORES