kaidashi vs. Bring!, Listonic, OurGroceries, and Google Keep

Updated October 31, 2026

Looking for a grocery list app you can share? Here’s kaidashi next to four well-known apps, on what matters when you shop together: price, ads, live updates, knowing who got what, offline use, barcode scanning, supported phones, and where your data is stored.

Verified on October 10, 2026. Apps change: check their listing before you choose. A “not specified” cell means the store listing and the official website don’t say.

Prices are the ones listed on the French App Store and Google Play, in euros (€), since kaidashi is published from France; they may differ in your country.

The table

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Comparison of kaidashi, Bring!, Listonic, OurGroceries, Google Keep
Criterion	kaidashi	Bring!	Listonic	OurGroceries	Google Keep
Price	Free	Free; paid Premium (€1.99/month or €9.99/year on the App Store)	Free; paid Premium (in-app purchases)	Free; optional purchase (subscription or one-time) to remove ads	Free
Ads	None	Yes (“Contains ads” on Google Play)	Yes, removed with Premium	Yes, removed for the whole shared list by the purchase	No ads reported on the stores
Live shared list	Yes	Yes, with notifications	Yes	Yes, within seconds	Yes, shared notes and lists
Who got what	Yes: first name and time in the cart	not specified	not specified	not specified	not specified
Offline	Yes, syncs when you’re back online	not specified	Yes, syncs when you’re back online	not specified	Yes on mobile, not on computer
Barcode scanning	Yes, with Open Food Facts	not specified	not specified	Yes (product database mostly American, according to the FAQ)	not specified
iPhone and Android	Yes (Android in closed testing)	Yes, plus Apple Watch, Wear OS, and web	Yes, plus computer	Yes, plus web	Yes, plus web and Wear OS
Data hosting	In France (OVH)	Servers in the United States (AWS)	Country not specified; transfers outside the EU possible	Servers in the United States	Google servers worldwide, country not specified

Key takeaways

Bring! shares the list live and alerts the group with notifications. It’s available on many devices (watch, web). Its store listings mention neither offline use nor product scanning; they do mention loyalty cards.

Listonic updates live and works without a connection. It lets you know when someone adds or checks off an item. Premium removes the ads.

OurGroceries shows changes within seconds: you can watch your partner check off items while they shop. It scans barcodes. Every feature is in the free version, which is funded by ads.

Google Keep is a note-taking app with shared checklists, free and with no ads reported on the stores, also usable on a computer.

On “who got what,” none of the four listings says whether the app shows the name of the person who checked off an item. In kaidashi, it’s the heart of the app: the cart groups what each person picked up, with the time.

What kaidashi doesn’t do

To be complete: kaidashi has no web version and no watch app, doesn’t offer recipes, doesn’t track prices or a budget, and its interface comes in six languages only (English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and Hindi). It’s a shared grocery list, on iPhone and Android (on Android, through the test for now), built for the household: couples, families, or roommates, and also for a small restaurant team.