The 6 best OurGroceries alternatives in 2026.

AnyList is the nearest like-for-like move: a fast shared list that updates on everyone's phone, Siri and Alexa for adding items, and native apps on iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and Apple Watch. Each person in the household has their own AnyList account. AnyList Complete, $9.99 a year for one person or $14.99 for a household, adds what OurGroceries doesn't have: item prices with a running total, recipe import from websites, a meal-planning calendar and the web app.

Without Complete there's no web app or meal planner, and only five web recipe imports. Its help center says that since March 2026 Alexa often puts items on Alexa's own list instead, until Amazon fixes it; saying “Alexa, open AnyList” first works around it.

Listonic's free version covers most of what OurGroceries does and adds two things it lacks: item prices with a total for the shop, and an AI assistant that builds a list from a meal or occasion you describe, say aloud or photograph. Lists sync in real time with the people you invite, sort by aisle, category or alphabetically, and can be checked off and edited offline. It runs on iPhone, iPad, Android, Apple Watch and the web, and you can start without an account.

It shows ads unless you buy Premium, whose App Store prices vary from plan to plan, and its App Store label lists location and identifiers among the data used to track you. We couldn't find an Alexa skill, a Wear OS app or a recipe box.

Bring! has a friendly tile-style list, real-time sharing and an order you can set to match your supermarket's aisles. It saves recipes from the web and adds their ingredients to the list in a tap, and its local brochures and offers (which its site lists for Germany, Switzerland, Austria and France) and loyalty-card wallet make it more than a list. It runs on iPhone, Android, Apple Watch, Wear OS and a basic web app.

The free app shows ads; Premium is $1.99 a month or $8.99 a year, and there's no family Premium yet. If you add items by voice, note that Alexa needs the Bring! skill opened first and doesn't sync in real time, and Google Assistant no longer works with it.

If everyone at home has an iPhone, the grocery list may already be on it. Since iOS 17, a Reminders list can be a Groceries list that files items into sections like produce and frozen foods as you add them; move an item once and the list remembers. Share it with other iCloud users and everyone can add and check off items and sees the changes in real time, on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and iCloud.com.

It's free, with no ads, but it's a list and nothing more: Apple's pages describe no recipes, barcode scanning or prices, and the people you share with need iCloud, so it's no help for someone on Android. OurGroceries' own FAQ says that since iOS 16.4, Siri often adds items to Apple Reminders instead of OurGroceries.

Out of Milk keeps a shopping list, a pantry list and to-do lists, and moves items between the pantry and the shopping list. Like OurGroceries it has a barcode scanner, store-ordered categories and free sharing, and it adds a price per item with running and grand totals. It's on iPhone, iPad, Android and the web.

It's owned by InMarket, an advertising company, and its App Store label lists eight kinds of data used to track you. We couldn't find recipes, meal planning, a watch app or voice-assistant support, and its Premium purchases aren't described.