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Add items by voice or text, get them sorted by aisle automatically, and share your list with family in seconds — no app or account needed.
Simple & Powerful
Type or speak in English, Hindi, or Hinglish. The tool understands "2 kg aloo" just as well as "potatoes".
Items are instantly grouped into Vegetables, Dairy, Spices, Grains and more — so you shop in one pass.
Tap Share Code to get a 6-digit code. Send it to anyone — they import your list in one tap, no sign-up needed.
Everything You Need
Whether you shop at a kirana store or a supermarket, these features make your trip faster and stress-free.
No account, no subscription, no ads. Just open and start adding items.
Items auto-grouped into Vegetables, Dairy, Spices, Grains and more.
Speak in Hindi, Hinglish, or English — items are transcribed and categorised automatically.
Share via 6-digit code — works on any browser, no app install needed.
Add all recipe ingredients in one tap from any WhatEatToday recipe page.
Your list is saved in your browser — accessible even without internet.
Print a clean, category-sorted shopping list before heading to the store.
Tap items to mark them done. Completed items stay separate so you see what is left.
Browse our recipe collection, decide what to cook, and add all the ingredients to your list in one tap.
Browse RecipesGot Questions?
Absolutely — 100% free with no hidden charges, no premium tier, and no account required. Your grocery list is stored securely in your browser and works even without an internet connection.
Our smart categorisation engine recognises thousands of grocery items — including Hindi and Hinglish names like "aloo", "doodh", and "haldi" — and instantly groups them into relevant aisles such as Vegetables, Dairy, Spices, and Grains so you can shop faster.
Tap the "Share Code" button to generate a unique 6-character code. Send this code to anyone — they simply open this page, tap "Import Code", and your entire list appears on their device instantly. No app download or sign-up needed.
Yes! Every recipe on WhatEatToday.in includes an "Add to Shopping List" button. One tap adds all ingredients directly to this list — no copy-pasting required.
Yes — our voice input supports Hindi, Hinglish, and English. Speak naturally and the tool auto-transcribes and categorises your items. Say "do kilo aloo" or "one packet haldi" and it just works.
Yes. Your list is persisted in your browser's local storage, so it survives page refreshes, browser restarts, and device reboots — all without creating an account.