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Runshop
The shared shopping list that keeps your household in sync
Runshop keeps your household in sync while shopping π β Real-time shared list β changes appear instantly β Items sorted by aisle β follow the store's natural path β Long-press to check β no accidental taps β Push notifications when items are added β Built-in loyalty card scanner β Works offline, syncs when back online Free, no subscription. Android only for now. Built with Kotlin/Compose + Supabase. Beta feedback welcome! π
I'm Allan, a solo developer from France. I built Runshop to solve a problem my partner and I had every single week β duplicated items, forgotten things, and phone calls from the middle of the supermarket aisle.
Runshop syncs your shopping list in real time across your entire household. Add an item from your couch, it appears instantly on whoever's phone is at the store.
βThe shared shopping list that keeps your household in syncβ
Runshop was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #16 on the daily leaderboard. Runshop keeps your household in sync while shopping π β Real-time shared list β changes appear instantly β Items sorted by aisle β follow the store's natural path β Long-press to check β no accidental taps β Push notifications when items are added β Built-in loyalty card scanner β Works offline, syncs when back online Free, no subscription. Android only for now. Built with Kotlin/Compose + Supabase. Beta feedback welcome! π
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Allan
Hey Product Hunt! π
I'm Allan, a solo developer from France. I built Runshop to solve a problem my partner and I had every single week β duplicated items, forgotten things, and phone calls from the middle of the supermarket aisle.
Runshop syncs your shopping list in real time across your entire household. Add an item from your couch, it appears instantly on whoever's phone is at the store.
What makes it different:
ποΈ Items sorted automatically by aisle β follow the natural path through the store
π Long-press to check items in shopping mode β no more accidental taps while your phone's in your pocket
π Push notifications when someone adds something
π³ Built-in loyalty card scanner for quick checkout
π¨βπ©βπ§ Multi-household support (family, roommates, whatever you need)
π‘ Works offline with local cache, syncs the moment you're back online
It's free, no subscription, built with Kotlin/Jetpack Compose + Supabase.
Currently in beta on Android β would genuinely love your feedback. What's missing? What would make you switch from your current app?
π Join the beta testers group here: https://groups.google.com/g/runshop-testers
π² Or grab it directly: https://blosters.github.io/runshop
Thanks for checking it out! π