Sholi

What Sholi is

Sholi is a shopping list app for coordinating purchases across a household, couple, or shared home. It runs on the web, Android, and iOS, and its browser version can be used without downloading or lengthy installation. Users can share a list through a link sent by WhatsApp, Messenger, or email; anyone who has the link can join. Sholi says lists sync instantly and remain available offline, sending changes once a device reconnects. It recognizes hundreds of foods and arranges items by store aisle. The Free plan costs nothing and includes unlimited lists, with no fees or ads. No registration is required. Lists are kept primarily on the user's device in LocalStorage; shared lists are transmitted encrypted to a server and accessed using an anonymous token. The maker says Sholi does not use third-party tracking or advertising cookies. Camera access occurs only when a user asks to add an item photo, and the maker says third parties do not analyze those photos. If someone loses the backup link and clears browser history, Sholi says it cannot recover the data.

Who it suits

Sholi suits households, couples, and roommates who want to coordinate shopping through shared lists. It is also a fit for people who want browser access or offline list use across web, Android, and iOS.

Limits

Sholi says it cannot recover data if the user loses the backup link and clears browser history.

Getting started

1. Open https://sholi.app/ in a browser or use Sholi on Android or iOS.
2. Create a shopping list without registering.
3. Share the list link through WhatsApp, Messenger, or email if others need to join.
4. Use the list offline; changes sync when the device reconnects.

Verdict

Choose Sholi if you want free shared shopping lists with aisle sorting, offline use, and no registration. Consider its data recovery limitation: losing the backup link and clearing browser history means Sholi cannot recover the data.