From how you remembered it to how you walk the store
The list sorts itself by department, in your store's aisle order.
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“I always come back from the store missing something.”
Your grocery list sorted by aisle and shared with whoever shops with you.
All you need is one account. It gives you 14 days of Pro in all four apps, free and with no card.
You walk the same aisle three times, go back for what you forgot, and still get home without the milk, because someone wrote it on a different piece of paper. It is not your memory: a list in the order you remembered things is no good for walking a store.
You get to the store, pull up the list and walk the same aisle three times; and back home someone wrote the milk on a different piece of paper. Mandado sorts what is missing by department, in the order you actually walk the store, and lets the whole household add to the same list with a PIN. Name a dish and it adds the ingredients you are missing.
It's not a notepad with checkboxes: it's a list that knows your store and your home.
A paper list is in the order you remembered things, not the order you walk the store. Mandado sorts it by department, in the order of your aisles, and the whole household adds to the same list with a PIN.
Animated examples with demo data. This is what you will be doing inside the app.
The list sorts itself by department, in your store's aisle order.
Share a PIN and everyone points at the same list, instantly.
Type the dish and only the ingredients you're missing land on the list.
A price history by product and store, built from what you actually paid.
Saved, recurring lists, ready with a single tap.
“That's what my phone's notes app is for.”
Notes keep the list in the order you remembered things. Mandado sorts it by department, in the order of your aisles, and shares it with your household.
“No one else at home will use it.”
They just need the household's six-digit PIN: they type it once and can already see and add to the same list.
“There's no signal at my store.”
The list lives on your phone: you tick it off offline and it catches up with everyone else when the signal is back.
By the way: you do not need a card to try it.
The 14-day trial includes all of this. From day 15 the app opens only with Pro; your progress stays saved.
USD 2.49 a month
or USD 14.99 a year · USD 44.99 for life
Renews every month until you cancel. 30-day refund guarantee.
On the annual plan, Mandado alone costs USD 14.99. All Access costs USD 59.99: that is USD 3.75 more a month, and you also get Mente Prima, NEXO and Cauce.
See All AccessFirst, 14 days of trial with no card. If you then pay and it is not for you, write to us within the next 30 days and we refund everything, no extra questions. It applies the same to the monthly, annual and lifetime plans.
You create a household and share a six-digit PIN. Anyone who types it sees the same list, and what they add shows up on everyone else’s phone.
Yes. The list lives on your phone and you can tick it off offline; when the signal is back it catches up with everyone else.
Every product arrives with a default department that you can change; the aisle order adapts to your store.
Your list and household stay saved in your account. The app stays locked until you turn Pro back on; nothing is lost in the meantime.
P.S. It is the most affordable Brainstery app and the only one the whole household uses. Create the household, share the PIN and do a single shop with it before you decide.
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