Available on iPhone, in testing on Android
kaidashi is a free mobile app for shared grocery lists, on iPhone, and in testing on Android. Whether you’re a couple, a family, or roommates, everyone adds what’s missing and sees the same list, live. At the store, you drag an item into the cart: everyone else knows right away it’s been picked up, and by whom.
kaidashi for Android is in closed testing on Google Play before its release. Give us your Google account email and we’ll add you to the test.
We only use it to add you to the test, and we delete it when the test ends. Your data
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kaidashi is the grocery list you share with your partner, the kids, your roommates, or grandma. Everyone sees the same one, up to date, and knows what’s already in the cart. It’s free with no ads, shows live who got what, works offline, and keeps your data in France.
Features
What’s missing, what’s in the cart, who got it: everyone’s in the loop, without a single text.
What one person adds shows up right away for everyone else. No more texting from the aisle.
Type the first few letters: kaidashi suggests what your household usually buys and guesses the unit (bananas by the kilo, milk by the liter).
Press an item and drag it into the cart with your thumb. Too quick? “Undo” is right there.
No reception at the back of the supermarket? kaidashi keeps working offline, and everything syncs as soon as you’re back online.
One list at home, another for the vacation home or your roommates: switch between them with a tap.
For any household that shops together, and for small teams too.
How it works
Give it a name, like “Home,” “Roommates,” or “Cabin”: that’s your shared list.
Send the link or have them scan the QR code: they join the household in seconds.
Everyone adds what’s missing. At the store, you drag items into the cart and everyone follows along, live.
You might be wondering…
Yes, kaidashi is free, with no ads and no selling of your data.
Yes. kaidashi is available on the App Store. On Android, the app is in closed testing on Google Play before its release: you can join the test from this page. One household can mix iPhone and Android: everyone sees the same list.
Your list is only visible to the members of your household. Your data is hosted in France, by OVH. No ads, no tracking, and you can delete your account at any time from the app. The details are in the privacy policy.
Yes. You can add, check off, and edit items offline: everything goes through as soon as you’re back online. One exception: to find the name of a product that has never been scanned, the scanner needs a connection.
Yes, one per household: your place, your parents’ place, the vacation home, your roommates… Each household has its own items, stores, and members.
It’s out on iPhone: kaidashi is available for free on the App Store. On Android, the app is in closed testing on Google Play, and the public release follows the test. Leave your Google account email to join the test.
It’s a Japanese word, 買い出し (kaidashi): going out to buy groceries and supplies, often for several people. In other words, the shopping for your whole household. It’s pronounced “ka-i-da-shi.” More about the name.
Another question? Email us at support@kaidashi.app. We read everything.
kaidashi is published by Emmanuel Gorre, an independent developer, as an individual.
The app’s server is rented from OVH: your data is stored in France, and only the members of your household can see it.
The details are in the privacy policy.
Free on iPhone. On Android, join the closed test: we’ll add you with your Google account email.
Download for iPhoneWe only use it to add you to the test, and we delete it when the test ends. Your data