Free
Sample price$0for one household
Everything in the app, for one household.
- Three shared lists
- Claims, notes and shopping mode
- At home for up to 30 items
- Activity for 30 days
Stop buying the milk twice.
Tandry is one shopping list for the people you live with: everyone adds to it, one person claims each item, and whoever is at the shop sees the latest version.
A group chat is not a shopping list.
Most households already tell each other what they need. It just gets lost between the other messages.
- 01
Two people buy the same thing
You both saw "we're out of milk" in the chat, and you both stopped on the way home.
- 02
Nobody buys the boring things
Bin bags and dish soap never feel urgent until they run out, and it's usually the same person who notices.
- 03
The list is on the fridge, and you're at the shop
A paper list only helps whoever is standing in the kitchen.
Try it on a sample list
Tick something when it's in the basket and it moves to Got, the way it does for everyone in the house.
A sample list for this page. Nothing is saved or sent.
To get 4
All done. Untick something to put it back.
Got 1
Nothing yet. Tick an item when it's in the basket.
How it works
Five screens do most of the work. Everyone in the household sees the same list, and it updates as people tap.
- Items sit under where they live: fridge, cupboard, household.
- Each item shows who added it, plus any note, such as "half a dozen is fine".
- Ticked items move to Got, so the list stays short.
- Suggestions come from your household's own past lists, with the usual quantity.
- Choose who gets it, or leave it for whoever shops next.
- A claimed item shows a name, so the rest of the house knows it's covered.
- Start shopping and the household gets a quiet heads-up.
- Anything added while you're there appears at the bottom, marked new.
- Tap Done and everyone sees what you got and what was out of stock.
- Running low shows first, so the boring things get noticed.
- Marking an item out adds it to the list for whoever shops next.
- No barcode scanning or weighing: just plenty, low or out.
- Answers "did anyone get the milk?" without a message.
- Shows what was out of stock at the shop.
- Kept for 30 days, then cleared.
What's in the app
Everything below is in the free app. The household plan adds more lists and longer history, not features held back.
- Any kind of household
- Couples, flatmates and families. Invite people with a link; anyone can leave at any time.
- Lists beyond groceries
- Keep separate lists for the hardware shop, the pharmacy or a weekend away.
- Claims and notes
- Put your name on an item, or add a note about the brand, size or how many.
- Shopping mode
- Lets the house add things while you're at the shop, then shows what you got.
- At home
- Plenty, low or out for the things you always need. Out goes straight on the list.
- Works without signal
- Add and tick items in a shop with no reception; changes sync when you're back online.
- No ads
- Lists are only used to run the app. They are not sold or shared. See the privacy page.
- Light and dark
- Follows your phone's setting, with large text supported.
How it compares
Three common ways a household keeps track of shopping, compared by approach. This is about what each one leaves for you to do, not about other apps.
| Question | Group chat | Paper list on the fridge | Tandry |
|---|---|---|---|
| The latest list at the shop | Partly: If you scroll back far enough | No: Only if someone takes a photo | Yes: Updates as people add |
| Stops double buying | No: Only if someone replies first | No: No | Yes: A claimed item shows a name |
| Remembers the boring things | Partly: If someone posts about it | Partly: If someone writes it down | Yes: Out at home goes on the list |
| Setting up | Yes: Nothing new to install | Yes: A pen and a magnet | No: Everyone installs the app and joins by link |
| No phone signal | Partly: Messages wait to send | Yes: Always works | Partly: Works, then syncs when you're back online |
| What it costs | Free | Paper | Free app; optional household plan |
Pricing
The free app is the whole app for most homes. The household plan is for busy houses that want more lists and a longer history.
Household
Sample price$3per month, per household
For houses that shop for more than one thing.
- Unlimited lists
- At home with no item limit
- Activity for a year
- Export lists as CSV
Prices are placeholders for this template. Store fees and taxes depend on where you sell.
Questions
Something else? Ask support.
Does everyone need the app?
Yes, to add and tick items. You can also share a read-only link to one list, which helps with a guest or a visiting parent.
Can I use it on my own?
Yes. A household of one works fine, and At home is useful even if nobody else ever adds anything.
Who can see our lists?
Only the people in your household. Lists are stored so they can sync between phones, and you can export or delete them at any time.
The privacy page explains what is kept and for how long.
What happens if someone moves out?
They leave the household from their own phone, or anyone else can remove them. Their past activity stays, with their name, until it is cleared after 30 days.
Does it track prices or split bills?
No. Tandry is only about what to buy and who is getting it. Keep using whatever you already use for money.
Get Tandry
Free to download. Once you're in, invite the people you live with by link.
QR code to your store page