A grocery list that actually knows what you need.
You used the last egg this morning. Shelfie noticed and added eggs to your list. The olive oil's running low — that's on there too. When you get to the store, items are sorted by aisle. Your partner already picked up milk on their way home and checked it off — you can see that in real-time. No more group texts asking "do we need butter?"
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How does Shelfie automatically add items to my grocery list?
When pantry items run out (you mark them as used or they expire), Shelfie adds them to your grocery list. It learns your buying patterns — if you buy milk every week, it'll suggest adding it before you run out. You always have final say on what stays on the list.
Can multiple family members use the same grocery list?
Yes. Everyone on your Shelfie Pro plan sees the same list in real-time (Pro shares one pantry across up to 6 household members). When someone checks off an item at the store, it disappears for everyone. You can see who added what and who's currently shopping. No more duplicate purchases.
Does the list sort by store aisle?
Shelfie groups items by category (produce, dairy, pantry staples, frozen, etc.) so you're not zigzagging across the store. It's not mapped to a specific store layout, but the grouping means you hit each section once.
Can I add items by voice?
Yes. Say "add two pounds of chicken thighs" and Shelfie parses quantity, item, and unit automatically. Works great when you're cooking and realize you need something — hands are messy, just speak.
What about price tracking?
Shelfie tracks what you've paid for recurring items over time. If you scanned a receipt showing eggs at $4.99, it'll note the price. Over time, you can see spending patterns on staples. Budget-conscious families use this to spot when prices spike.