MomList: Grocery Shopping List

MomList turns a grocery message into a shopping list you can tick off in the shop.

Someone sends you "2 kilo tomatoes, bread, milk (the low fat one) from BİM" — share that message to MomList and you get a clean checklist: every item, its quantity and its note, ready to tick. Review it, fix anything, save. No typing the list out again.

ARABIC AND ENGLISH, IN THE SAME MESSAGE
Write the way your family writes. MomList reads Arabic and English mixed in one line, numbered lists, bullet points, or one long sentence joined by commas and "و". It understands Arabic-Indic digits (٢ كيلو) and around seventy units in both languages — كيلو, علبة, kg, packs — before or after the item. Greetings and thank-yous are stripped out, and every item keeps its original spelling and direction.

TWO WAYS TO ADD A SHOPPING LIST
• Share it — long-press a message in WhatsApp or any chat app, tap Share, pick MomList. Or select the text and choose MomList from the toolbar.
• Watch a chat — optional. MomList can build grocery lists by itself as new messages arrive, only from the chats you pick. Off until you turn it on.

KNOWS YOUR SUPERMARKET
Recognises supermarkets, delivery apps and malls by name — BİM, A101, ŞOK, Migros, CarrefourSA and Getir in Turkey; Panda, Danube, Tamimi, Othaim, LuLu and Carrefour in Saudi Arabia; and the major chains in the UAE, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar, Germany, the UK and the US — however they are spelled in Arabic or English. Each list or item is tagged with its shop and logo, and a list for several shops splits into sections.

MADE FOR THE SHOP FLOOR
• Swipe to tick an item, drag to reorder, undo a removal
• Share the list back — or only what is still missing
• Buy again: restart a weekly grocery list in one tap
• Search every list and item, with suggestions from things you bought before

YOUR LISTS STAY ON YOUR PHONE
No account, no sign-up, no MomList server. Every shopping list lives on your device. Three things can reach the internet: a banner ad from Google AdMob along the bottom of the app, which never sees your lists or messages; optional AI cleanup, which sends the message text to Anthropic using an API key you supply yourself and is off unless you turn it on; and an optional on-device model (Qwen3, 0.6B) that MomList downloads once from Hugging Face and then runs entirely on your phone. Shop logos are fetched from each chain's public website and send nothing about you.