A shopping list that knows where you are
And you still forgot the milk. ShopPing taps your phone the instant you're near a store with something on your list — so "right there" finally means "got it," instead of a text to yourself twenty minutes too late.
How it works
ShopPing finds the real stores near you — 16 major U.S. chains, plus anywhere else you shop.
Choose the ones you actually go to, then build a list for each — name, photo, even a link.
One default radius for everything, or fine-tune it store by store, down to a tenth of a mile.
Your phone alerts you right there — with exactly what's still on that store's list.
Under the hood
Every list app has an add-item button. Here's what ShopPing adds once you've used it for a week.
Your grocery store might get a half-mile heads-up; the pharmacy you only remember at the door can ping you at 50 feet.
Turn on any-location alerts for a chain and it fires near whichever branch you pass — not just the one you first picked.
Drop a pin for the corner shop or the farmers' market stand — it gets its own list and alerts, just like the big names.
Four steps up from the default, one tap back down — no hunting through your phone's system settings.
A-Z, most items first, or drag stores and items into whatever order matches how you actually shop.
Tick something off and it slides down to its own "already bought" section instead of cluttering what's left.
Snap a picture of the exact one you want, or paste a product link — handy for anything that's easy to mix up in the aisle.
No accounts, no server
ShopPing was built without a backend on purpose. There's nothing to sign up for, nothing to sync, and nothing sitting on a server somewhere that could leak.
Pricing
No subscription, no auto-renewal, nothing to remember to cancel. Pay once, keep every feature for as long as you have the app.
Free to try for two weeks — set up your first list in under a minute.