Let’s be honest:

There are already 500 grocery list apps out there.

And yet — I still built LoopList.

Why? Because every week, I found myself typing out the same boring list and going slowly insane.
I'm a structured person.

I love organization — but I hate shopping.

And I absolutely refuse to keep typing "milk," "eggs," "oats" every single week.
So: I built my own app.

Problem solved.

What Makes LoopList Different

LoopList isn't just another “type it in and check it off” app.
LoopList actually thinks with you:

  • Personal Product Archive Everything you buy is saved. Next week, just reactivate items instead of retyping them.
  • Pantry Stock Management You can track how much you have left (e.g., eggs medium in stock). When you're running low, LoopList suggests restocking automatically.
  • Smart Intervals Set how long your supplies usually last (e.g., "eggs last 7 days"). BUT: LoopList adjusts those intervals dynamically if it notices you're running out sooner. (Tiny AI, big impact.)
  • Minimalistic and Efficient No ads. No bloated features. Just you, your pantry, and your smarter shopping loop.

Who LoopList Is For

  • People who buy pretty much the same things every week.
  • Structured folks who want to shop efficiently without retyping.
  • Anyone who wants to manage pantry stock smartly, not just manage lists.

Why I’m Asking for Feedback

I know LoopList won’t change the world.

But it solved a real problem for me. And maybe it can help you too.

LoopList was born out of pure real-life frustration — not some startup pitch deck.

You can try it here: https://looplist.netlify.app/

I'm genuinely looking for honest feedback:

  • What works?
  • What’s missing?
  • What would you change?

Thanks for checking it out — and maybe for giving it a shot!

Jan