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AnyList combines shared shopping lists, recipe organization and meal planning. Its lists update instantly, sort groceries automatically and accept additions through Siri or Alexa. Recipes can be searched, collected, imported from popular sites and sent to shopping lists; the calendar can turn planned meals into a grocery list. The free plan includes core list creation and sharing, but limits web recipe imports to five. Complete costs $9.99 per year for an individual or $14.99 per year for a household and adds unlimited imports, meal planning, Mac and web apps, and premium features.
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KitchenOwl
Free plan AndroidiPhoneLinux+4Households wanting expense tracking and self-hosting — KitchenOwl adds household expense splitting, pantry-aware meal suggestions and self-hosting beyond AnyList's list, recipe and planning tools.
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Buy Me a Pie!
Free plan AndroidiPhoneMac+1People who want straightforward shared shopping lists — Buy Me a Pie! focuses on shared shopping lists with color categories and a grocery dictionary, rather than AnyList's recipe organization and meal planning.
Free plan · 30-day trial Visit site - 3
BuyBye
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWebMultilingual shoppers seeking offline list syncing — BuyBye adds voice input in seven languages and offline edits that sync later, while AnyList offers broader recipe and retailer tools.
Free plan · paid from $1.99/user/mo Visit site - 4
Listonic
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWebShoppers who want aisle sorting and budget estimates — Listonic adds shopping totals, AI-generated list and recipe suggestions, and product suggestions based on shopping history.
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mitlist
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+2Shared households managing chores and expenses — mitlist brings rotating chores, expense settlements, a pinwall and calendar alongside lists, while AnyList centers recipes and grocery planning.
Free plan · paid from €3.99/mo Visit site - 6
OurGroceries
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+2Households wanting detailed lists and assistant support — OurGroceries adds photos, notes, quantities and barcodes to list items, plus several voice assistants, while AnyList offers recipe planning tools.
Free plan · 7-day trial Visit site - 7
Bring!
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWebShoppers who use local offers and loyalty cards — Bring! adds local brochures, shopping offers and loyalty cards, while AnyList offers recipe collections and a meal-planning calendar.
Free plan Visit site - 8
Mealime
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Chefkoch
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Cook
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Cookpad
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FlavorMate
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BigOven
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CookBook
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb - 15
CookZone
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb - 16
Kitchen Stories
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb - 17
ChefBook
Free plan AndroidiPhone - 18
Cooklist
Free plan AndroidiPhone - 19
Clemi
Free plan AndroidiPhone - 20
Clove
Free plan AndroidiPhone - 21
Cookmark
Free plan AndroidiPhone - 22
CookSage
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Dinnr
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb - 24
Food.com
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb - 25
My Recipe Box
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CookTrace
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Crouton
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KptnCook
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Recipe Keeper
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Sugo
Free plan AndroidiPhoneMac+1
A different app may suit you better if you need household expense splitting, self-hosting, offline list access or a narrower focus on shopping lists. Platform support varies too: AnyList covers Android, iOS, Mac, web and an extension, while these alternatives range from mobile and web apps to Linux, Windows or self-hosted setups. Before switching, weigh recipe and meal-planning tools against collaboration, expense tracking, store organization and offline support. Also consider whether a free option or a different paid plan is worth giving up AnyList features such as retailer ordering, recipe collections or cloud backup.