Baggo
Baggo

Quicker than a pen and paper.

Baggo knows your items, your aisles, and what they were out of last time. Share the list, split the store, and watch it empty from both ends.

Get notified at launch

Coming to the App Store and Google Play. Free, and no account needed to start.

How it handles your data
Baggo's home screen on a phone: the Baggo wordmark above a Quick List row of Missing, Favorites, Bakery and Beverages shortcuts, then the shopping lists (weekly grocery, Barbecue, Missing Items and Daily Grocery List), each with the faces of the people sharing it and a progress ring, and a completed Mom's Grocery below.

Build your own catalog, once.

Collect

Every item you add is yours to keep: a photo you took, a note with the brand or the tip you don't want to forget… Add it once and it's there forever, next time it's one tap, and it still remembers what you meant. Baggo starts you off with a catalog of real products and you grow it into yours.

The Baggo item screen for Bananas: a photo of the bunch across the top, then its unit in kilograms, its Produce category, and a handwritten note saying that bananas ripen the fruit around them, so they are best stored on their own

A list for anything you're going out to buy.

Plan

Groceries are the obvious one, but nothing here is grocery-shaped by force. Make your own items and categories and it's the list for the hardware run, the hobby shop, the gear before the season starts. Give each list a name and an icon, pin the weekly ones to the top, stick a note to the ones that need one, and set a reminder so you turn up on the right day.

The Baggo catalog: a search field over filter chips for All, Missing, Favorites and Recent, then a run of items (Broccoli, Apples, Avocados, Cheese, Beef Steak), each with its own photo, some hearted and some flagged missing

Walk the store once, front to back.

Shop

Tell Baggo how your store is laid out and the list comes back in walking order: produce where you come in, freezers on the way out. A glance shows what's left and which aisle it's in, so you finish instead of doubling back. And because the whole thing lives on your phone, the back corner of the shop, the underground car park and a plane all behave exactly the same.

A Baggo store layout named Default Layout: Fruits, Vegetables, Dairy, Meat & Fish, Drinks, Household and the rest listed in walking order, each with a handle for dragging it up or down the aisle

Split the store, not the list.

Share

Share a list with your partner or the whole household and it stays one live list rather than a copy each. Items tick off in front of you as they land in someone's cart, with their name and face on them, so nobody has to phone anyone about the bread. Found something worth buying? Send the item itself, photo and note included, and it waits in their inbox until they take it.

A shared Baggo list called Barbecue: mushrooms and onions still to get, then a Collected section of five items (ground beef, lamb chops, potatoes, tomatoes and water), each tinted green and credited "Collected by you"

Nothing falls off the bottom of the list.

Restock

Every trip ends with something out of stock. One tap clears what you didn't get and marks those items missing, so they're waiting for you next week instead of quietly disappearing. One tap undoes it if you change your mind in the car park. Finished lists get archived rather than deleted, so last month's shop is still there when you want to run it again.

The options for a Baggo list called Barbecue: rename it, edit its icon or its note, set a store layout or a reminder, share it, and Move remaining to Missing, which reads "13 remaining items"

It fits your phone, not the other way round.

Make it yours

Colour, size, units and language are settings, not assumptions. Baggo speaks English, French, Spanish, Arabic and more, and everything else about how it looks is yours to set in about a minute.

  • Light, dark, or matched to your system setting.
  • Five colour schemes, each inspired from a city: Marrakech, Riyadh, Doha, Seoul, and the Baggo default.
  • Three text sizes, applied consistently across every screen.
  • Metric or US customary, applied to every quantity in the app.
  • Full right to left layout in Arabic, mirrored rather than translated in place.
  • Eastern or Western Arabic numerals, set independently of the interface language.

Your data

Offline is the default, not the fallback.

Baggo was built local-first, so the private option is also the fast one. Here is the whole of it, plainly.

No account, no problem

Install it and start. Nothing leaves the phone until you choose to sign in, and there is no tracking or advertising in the app at all.

Photos stay put

Photos you attach live on your device. One is uploaded only when you share that item with someone, and only they can read it.

Signing out clears the device

Log out and the local store is wiped, so the next person to sign in on that phone cannot see or push your groceries.

Read the full privacy note →

Get the shopping done.

Start free, offline, and shared with whoever's cooking.

Get notified at launch

Coming to the App Store and Google Play. Free, and no account needed to start.