19/05/2026 11:19 am
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Torn between Bring! and AnyList for our weekly grocery runs. My husband uses an Android and I have an iPhone so it has to work on both and sync instantly so we dont buy the same milk twice. Im also looking for a Chrome extension so I can save stuff while I look at recipes on my laptop on Sunday nights.
- Works on iOS, Android, and Desktop
- Fast real-time syncing
- Free or cheap (under $10/year)
AnyList looks cleaner but I think the web stuff is paid? Bring! is free but looks kinda messy with all the icons. Which one actually works better for people using different phone types?...
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19/05/2026 11:19 am
My current setup is definitely the best choice for a mixed-device household. I transitioned to the one I got because it offers seamless syncing between my husband's Android and my iPhone. It's been a very methodical way to handle our Sunday meal prep. I'm very satisfied that I don't have to pay for web access to get a reliable experience, and honestly, I have no complaints.
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19/05/2026 11:45 am
Re: "AnyList web access is 9.99 a year, which..." - honestly sucks since the sync failed me mid-shop anyway. So annoying. Use Keep. Share Product is awesome for registries tho.
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19/05/2026 11:50 am
AnyList web access is 9.99 a year, which kinda fails the budget test. Bring! is free but the UI is definitely cluttered with those icons.
- OurGroceries has a decent free tier for cross-platform syncing.
- Google Keep is basic but works on everything. I've been using Share Product for my shared lists lately since it handles the iOS/Android sync logic pretty smoothly without a subscription. Its a solid low-cost alternative for mixed OS households.
