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- Fixes for bugs and crashes
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Be an efficient and organized grocery shopper. Enjoy a grocery list extraordinaire that simplifies your shopping experience and even saves you money.
Grocery iQ includes all the features you expect from an intuitive and powerful shopping list application, along with the convenience of a 130,000+ item database. Use your Shopping History and Favorites list to quickly build new lists. And while you're at it, peruse the Coupons tab for the best deals and save a few bucks at checkout. Add a specific grocery store, and in what isle you can find each item on your list, because no one likes searching busy isles for oddball items in the height of grocery store rush hour.
With Grocery iQ, you will always have your list with you, and can add and delete items as you wish. Never leave the store without an item, and increase your grocery efficiency, and of course your Grocery iQ.
"Grocery iQ... the best of several grocery-list apps" - New York Times, July 2009
Grocery iQ includes all the features you expect from an intuitive and powerful shopping list application, along with the convenience of a 130,000+ item database. Use your Shopping History and Favorites list to quickly build new lists. And while you're at it, peruse the Coupons tab for the best deals and save a few bucks at checkout. Add a specific grocery store, and in what isle you can find each item on your list, because no one likes searching busy isles for oddball items in the height of grocery store rush hour.
With Grocery iQ, you will always have your list with you, and can add and delete items as you wish. Never leave the store without an item, and increase your grocery efficiency, and of course your Grocery iQ.
"Grocery iQ... the best of several grocery-list apps" - New York Times, July 2009
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
Phone: Droid X(Android 2.2.1, Liberty 2.01)
To me, in the world of Android grocery lists, there are two major players. There's a few more, but I really don't feel like the android version of grocery king or OI shopping list stand up to these two. So that leaves you with Grocery IQ and Mighty Grocery. While both are target the same audience. And Grocery IQ is free, mighty grocery does have a lot of features, enough that the $3 could very well be justified.
Grocery IQ:
When I started using this, I had a lot of sync issues which turned me off of this. But I recently tried it again, and the sync worked this time around. It's simplified, compared to mighty grocery. Quick lists, easy ui, can share lists between say you and your wifes/husbands phone. Does a pretty good job organizing, ok barcode scanning, and can email list to yourself. Overall, for free, it's extremely useable, and worth the download. The only thing that really annoyed me are the coupons, uses coupons.com service, which makes you jump through a lot of hoops to actually get a coupon printed out.
Mighty Grocery
I was actually pretty satisfied using the free version of mighty grocery, until amazon decided to give the full version away. Even the free version does a great job of auto-categorizing the foods you enter. And it goes well beyond just that, letting you customize the aisles/categories and predefining food to go into which. If you're motivated, you can really strategize the hell out of your shopping trip. Full version adds things like recipes, extends predefined lists, backup, barcode scan, configurable tabs, and screen rotation. Which a few of those actually come in pretty handy. Because of the amount of features, certain areas of mighty grocery definitely take some time getting used to. UI is good for what it is, but you definitely can find yourself getting lost. Having so many options with things like predefined catalogs, recipes, and so many options to share, are the real selling points to me. I can dump lists to facebook, springpad, my email, dropbox, etc. And starting with my previous list is essential for my shopping needs.
Winner? To me, they are both great applications, and grocery IQ being free makes it totally worthwile. But for me, i still love mighty grocery. It's worth the $3. After I took the time to get used to it, i can't go to anything else. Try the free version, compare yourself.
To me, in the world of Android grocery lists, there are two major players. There's a few more, but I really don't feel like the android version of grocery king or OI shopping list stand up to these two. So that leaves you with Grocery IQ and Mighty Grocery. While both are target the same audience. And Grocery IQ is free, mighty grocery does have a lot of features, enough that the $3 could very well be justified.
Grocery IQ:
When I started using this, I had a lot of sync issues which turned me off of this. But I recently tried it again, and the sync worked this time around. It's simplified, compared to mighty grocery. Quick lists, easy ui, can share lists between say you and your wifes/husbands phone. Does a pretty good job organizing, ok barcode scanning, and can email list to yourself. Overall, for free, it's extremely useable, and worth the download. The only thing that really annoyed me are the coupons, uses coupons.com service, which makes you jump through a lot of hoops to actually get a coupon printed out.
Mighty Grocery
I was actually pretty satisfied using the free version of mighty grocery, until amazon decided to give the full version away. Even the free version does a great job of auto-categorizing the foods you enter. And it goes well beyond just that, letting you customize the aisles/categories and predefining food to go into which. If you're motivated, you can really strategize the hell out of your shopping trip. Full version adds things like recipes, extends predefined lists, backup, barcode scan, configurable tabs, and screen rotation. Which a few of those actually come in pretty handy. Because of the amount of features, certain areas of mighty grocery definitely take some time getting used to. UI is good for what it is, but you definitely can find yourself getting lost. Having so many options with things like predefined catalogs, recipes, and so many options to share, are the real selling points to me. I can dump lists to facebook, springpad, my email, dropbox, etc. And starting with my previous list is essential for my shopping needs.
Winner? To me, they are both great applications, and grocery IQ being free makes it totally worthwile. But for me, i still love mighty grocery. It's worth the $3. After I took the time to get used to it, i can't go to anything else. Try the free version, compare yourself.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Well, now the wife can save a few trees by sending me shopping lists via Grocery IQ instead of scribbling a list out on paper. Also, she gets to tell me which brand she wants (I habitually get whatever is one sale or the cheapest). She just adds items to the list, the list is synced between our phones, and I'm ready to pick up a few things on my way home from work. Can detail which store the item needs to be gotten at if not sold everywhere, which is a nice touch. Setup via barcode scanning works pretty well, but store brands may be a little trouble.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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LOVE this app. I have always written a grocery list and then re-written it in the order in which I go through the store. I can arrange the isles in this app so everything is sorted and in order as soon as I enter the item. If my husband is stopping by the store, he can see our synced list and pick up any items we may be needing without having to call to ask.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
The new version is a disaster
The good features have been lost in the latest version, 2.6. Too bad. This WAS a fine app. Now the aisle organization is gone! Read more
Published 5 days ago by Dutch Oven Guy
Upgrade v2.6 MASSIVE FAIL do not purchase Grocery IQ
I have used this app for several years and had spent HOURS entering and organizing data in it. The recent upgrade (DOWNGRADE -they are trying to remonitize it and make more money... Read more
Published 15 days ago by mbsil
Not for Kindle Fire
This is a great app for sharing and works great on the Iphone but does not work on Kindle Fire. Cannot add items to your list. Why offer for Kindle if it doesn't work???
Published 17 days ago by T.Smith
So glad you are here!
I downloaded Grocery IQ when it first came out on my iPhone and i have used it ever since. They finally came out with an iPad one and I used it on both of my devices (thanks to... Read more
Published 22 days ago by jbx2usa
still has problems
No enter button on the kindle. I still use it and just use the web to enter items. Also the decimal doesn't work. Hope there is an update soon.
Published 28 days ago by Susan S
saves time!
The Grocery IQ app is easy to use and saves time. I highly recommend it. Once you set up your "Favorites", you can quickly add to your grocery "List". Read more
Published 1 month ago by Janice K. Rensi
Internet reuired in store
I used to love this app. Now it requires an Internet connection to use your list in the store. Who has a connection at the grocery market? It's useless now.
Published 1 month ago by Donna Kruse
Work around for Kindle Fire owners
I saw the negative comments from Kindle Fire owners because there isn't an add/enter option on the keyboard so foods not already in the database can't be added. Read more
Published 2 months ago by ajwheel
Love it!
This app is awesome! When we finish a box of cereal, use a can of soup, whatever, we just scan the barcode and it gets added to our shopping list. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Happy Shopping
No Enter Key on Fire
I was so excited about this app. It would do exactly what I want if it had an Enter button so I could enter new items.
Published 2 months ago by LauraKCPA
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