One list for the whole household, without anyone having to type it or forward it. You say what's run out, Saam does the rest.
Sharing a shopping list works with almost any app. The hard part is that the list still needs someone who remembers what is nearly gone, who writes it down, and who later thinks of asking the other person to do the shopping. Saam takes that part over.
"We're out of milk, nappies and toothpaste." You say it the moment you notice, at the fridge or in the car.
Saam turns it into one "Groceries" task with the items inside, and the app shows it as a checklist. If something comes up later ("oh, and we're out of cheese"), Saam adds it to the running list.
Saam gives the shopping to whoever has the least on their plate at that moment. That person gets the task with the items attached in WhatsApp.
Say "lasagna on Thursday" and Saam suggests the groceries a family usually doesn't have at home for that dish. You tap away what you already have. Prefer the ingredients to go straight onto the list? You can switch that on in the settings.
If you want a list that you sort by supermarket and walking route, a separate list app suits you better. Saam is for the remembering and the passing along: the list appears by itself, and the other person doesn't have to ask what to bring.
How do I share a shopping list with my partner?
You invite your partner to your household. After that, Saam turns what you say into one shopping list and gives it to whoever does the shopping, in WhatsApp.
Can I say my groceries out loud?
Yes. For example say "we're out of milk, nappies and toothpaste". Saam puts the items in one task and bundles what you mention later.
Does the shopping list arrive in WhatsApp?
The task with the items in it arrives in the WhatsApp of whoever does the shopping. You tick things off in the app.
How do ingredients end up on the list?
If you plan dinner, for example "lasagna on Thursday", Saam suggests the ingredients you usually don't have at home. You tap away what is already there.