Specifically Clementines is a self-hosted grocery list app.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Supports multiple shopping lists and ability to group lists into a list group.
- Lists can be shared with other users.
- Updates across multiple platforms and users occur in real-time, synced immediately. Sync status always visible. Conflict resolution occurs automatically and can be viewed.
- Works offline as well, when you don’t have internet connectivity. Updates are synced as soon as connectivity resumes.
- List Group support includes the ability to add items to a group of stores automatically, and then if the first store doesn’t have an item, it remains on the list for the next store.
- Supports a sorted view of every store by category (aisle), so you don’t have to double back in the store.
- Recipe support, so that a group of items can be added to a shopping list at once. Includes support for importing existing recipes from Tandoor.
Website: github.com/davideshay/groceries
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Developer: David Shay
License: MIT License
Specifically Clementines is written in TypeScript. Learn TypeScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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