Real-time & shared
One list, two phones, in sync the instant it changes. Add it, scratch it off, reorder it; your partner watches it happen. Offline? Your list still opens, and syncs the moment you are back.
Never buy the wrong groceries again.
Staring at fifteen near-identical yogurts, wondering which one they meant? You send a photo and wait on one gray tick. Spot ends that: snap it right on the item, and your partner taps Spot On or Veto in seconds. No more guessing in aisle six.
Later this year
Out now on Google Play, free to download.
Encrypted in transit & at rest
No ads, no analytics
Built for exactly two
Built for two people, not a crowd.
Spot does one thing well. It keeps a single grocery list in sync between the two of you, and settles the “which one?” moments with a photo instead of a guess.
Snap it, they approve it
Not sure you grabbed the right thing? Snap a photo on the item. Your partner taps Spot On, or vetoes it with the reason (or a photo of the right one), before it lands in the cart.
Private by design
Encrypted in transit and at rest. No ads, no analytics, no third-party sharing. An optional fingerprint or face lock keeps your list yours.
You stay in control
Delete your account in one tap, right inside the app. Per-user row-level security means your lists are only ever yours and your partner's.
How Spot works
Three steps to a calmer grocery run.
1
Invite your partner
Share one list with one person. Spot is built for two, not a group chat.
2
Build the list together
Either of you adds items. Both of you see every change the moment it happens.
3
Verify with a photo
For the tricky ones, snap a photo and get a quick Spot On or Veto back.
Your list is yours. Full stop.
No ads, no analytics, no third-party data sharing, ever. Everything is encrypted in transit and at rest, protected by per-user row-level security, and you can delete your account in one tap from inside the app.
Read our privacy policyStop guessing in the aisle.
Spot is out now on Google Play; iOS follows later this year. Setup takes under a minute: start your list solo, then bring your partner in when you're ready.
Later this year