Add what’s needed at home — everyone sees it at once. Whoever is in the shop ticks things off.
Free, no ads. Works on any phone, right in the browser.
A change on one phone shows up on the others in seconds. No more calling from the shop.
Type “2 milk” or tap a suggestion. Products sort themselves into categories, like the aisles in a shop.
Everyone has a short code. Enter it or scan a QR code — and the family shares one list. No phone numbers needed.
Add a photo so nobody brings the wrong yoghurt. Note the shop and filter the list when you get there.
No reception in the supermarket? Keep ticking things off — everything syncs once you’re back online.
Home, grandparents, a holiday trip — separate lists, each with its own people.
Android: open famibasket.com in Chrome and tap Install.
iPhone: open famibasket.com in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
Famibasket is an independent project by Ilya Kuperman, who also makes Memilu, a private family diary. No ads and no selling of data — just a list that works.