Zakupomat

A shopping list for the whole home

Your shopping list in a minute.Tap it, don't type it.

Most homes buy nearly the same things every week. Zakupomat remembers your product list in the order of your store — before you go, you just tap what's running out. Everyone at home sees the list live.

iOS 15+ · Android · web · 26 languages

  • Free for good
  • No ads
  • No account
The “Stock up” screen in Zakupomat: a product list with quantity fields, a few ticked to buy.
PriceFree. For good.No ads, no premium tier, no data sold.
PlatformsiOS, Android, webThe same list on every device.
Languages26 languagesThe app in 26 languages, this site in Polish, English and Swedish.
AccountNot neededNo email or password. Others join with a QR code.

Built for the list you always buy

Set it up once. Then just tap.

An empty list you retype every week — milk, bread, eggs — is wasted time. Zakupomat starts from what you always buy.

1

Your product list

Start from a starter list or from scratch. Add your own products, rename them, remove what you never buy. You do it once.

2

In your store's order

Drag products into the order you pass the shelves: vegetables, bread, dairy. The order stays, even after you tick things off.

3

A list in a minute

Scroll the list and tap: milk ×2, bread, eggs. No keyboard needed. In the store you walk the aisles in order and tick off.

All features →

Why Zakupomat

A list that doesn't fight you

You know the type: a shopping app that crams everything onto one screen, plus ten lists you keep “just in case”. A week later nobody opens it and you are back to scraps of paper.

It gets worse. You tick something off and it drops to the bottom. Turns out you did need it after all — back it comes, at the end, nowhere near where it belongs. So you walk the shop twice.

Zakupomat keeps items in the order of your store. Untick something by mistake and it returns to its place, not to the end of the list.

You set the order once, the way you pass the shelves. After that you simply walk the shop in order and tick things off as you go. One list, shared by the whole home, always in the same sequence.

The “Products” screen: the product base with drag handles, one row mid-move. Shopping mode: 34 of 36 items ticked off, bought items staying in their place.

Features

Simple, for the whole home

Live, together

Someone adds butter at home and you see it in the aisle the same second.

Ordered to your store

Drag items into the order you actually pass the shelves. Set once, it stays that way.

Two modes, one screen

Stock up at home, shop in the store. Switch with one tap without losing your place.

Works without signal

Tick items off even in the shop's dead zone. It syncs itself the moment the network is back.

Join by QR code

Show the code, someone at home scans it on the login screen — and you are in together.

Speaks 26 languages

English, Polish, German, Spanish and 22 more. The app follows the phone's language while the item names stay shared.

Left out on purpose

Nothing lands on your list without you

Zakupomat does one thing: a shared list. The rest is missing — and that is not an oversight.

No AI inside the app

AI costs money with every question, and Zakupomat is meant to be free. Connect your own Claude or ChatGPT instead.

No flyers or deals

In-app flyers are advertising that chains pay for. Here nobody pays for a place on your list.

No bargain hunting

We don't compare chicken prices across five shops. We help you buy what you need, fast.

No auto-added items

No sponsored products, no “inspiration”. Your list holds only what someone at home put there.

What's missing and why →

Free by design

Not “free for now”. Free.

No ads, no data sold, no premium tier. We don't collect email addresses or phone numbers, so there is nothing to sell. There is no AI inside the app, so there is no bill for every question you ask.

How it adds up →
  • Every feature for everyone
  • Never any ads
  • No data sold or shared
  • No account, email or password

Browser version

The same list, on a big screen

Zakupomat runs in a browser too — nothing to install, no separate account. Same access code, same list, live.

  • Ordering your product baseDragging with a mouse on a big screen beats doing it with a thumb. Once you have a few dozen items, that matters.
  • Adding with a keyboardType, confirm, type the next one. Handy when you are filling the list at your own pace, at the table.
  • Shopping stays on the phoneIn the shop the app still wins: big rows, one tap to tick something off, and it works without a signal.
Open in a browser

Works on a computer, a tablet and a phone. You can add it to your home screen too.

The “Products” screen: the product base with drag handles, one row mid-move.

With Claude and ChatGPT

Let an AI assistant do the tedious part

Connect your list to Claude or ChatGPT. The assistant reads and edits the same list and product database as the app — and the whole household sees each change straight away.

  • Here's a cheesecake recipe. Add all the ingredients except eggs to the list, and if something's already there, increase the amount.
  • Attached is a floor plan of our supermarket. Arrange the products so I can get through the shop in one walk.
  • Plan dinners for four for the week, one of them vegetarian, and add what we're missing — we already have rice, pasta and onions.
How to connect →

Three steps

From install to shopping together

01

Create a household

Type a name and you get an access code straight away. No email, no password. You also pick a starter list, or begin with an empty one.

02

Invite the household

Show the QR code — the others scan it on the login screen and join the list.

03

Shop together

Put the items in store order and tick them off as you go — everyone sees the same thing.

Privacy

No personal data. None.

We don't want your email. We don't want your phone number. We don't want a password. You create a household, you get a code — that is the whole of it. Someone at home scans the QR code and you are on the same list.

No accounts, no ads, no tracking tools. Data stays in Europe, and you can delete the whole household with one button whenever you like.

  • no email
  • no phone
  • no password
  • no ads
  • no trackers
  • EU servers
The “Invite a household member” dialog with a QR code and the access code.

Questions

Short and to the point

Is Zakupomat free?

Yes, completely and for good. There are no ads, no premium tier and no paid features.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhone (iOS 15 and newer, App Store), Android (Google Play) and any web browser at app.zakupomat.app. The same list everywhere.

Which languages does it support?

The app speaks 26 languages and follows the phone's language; you can change it in Settings. This site is in Polish, English and Swedish.

Can I add my own products?

Yes. You add, rename and delete products in your own list. The starter list is only a starting point.

Can I put products in my own order?

Yes. Drag them into the order you pass the shelves. Ticked-off items stay where they are.

Does Zakupomat add items to my list by itself?

No. Your list holds only what someone in your household added, or your AI assistant when you asked it to.

Does it have AI?

Not inside the app. You can connect your list to Claude or ChatGPT, which you may already use.

Does it show deals and flyers?

No. Zakupomat shows no flyers, deals or ads and does not compare prices.

How do I move my list from another app?

Copy it as text and give it to an AI assistant connected to Zakupomat, e.g. “Add these products to my list in this order”. Without an assistant, add them one by one in the app.

Can I take my data with me?

Yes. In the web version, menu ⋮ → Export data saves your products and your list to a file.

Do the next shop together

Zakupomat is free. Create a household in a minute and invite the people you live with.