Shared shopping list for roommates and couples
Stop texting “are we out of toilet paper?” Build one tiny list from what’s actually low at home — bathroom, fridge, and cleaning — then share it with whoever is heading out.
Start from what’s in the house, not a blank list
Most roommate list apps open to an empty note. Someone forgets half the staples; the other buys duplicates. Tnylst flips that: you track household stock once, set reorder thresholds, and the shopping list is generated from what crossed “low.” Same loop as the family shopping list and household inventory pages — sized for 2–4 people splitting errands.
One tiny list everyone can open
When toothpaste, oat milk, or dish soap trips its threshold, it lands on a short shared list. Text-share is free so a roommate can grab the store run without creating an account maze. Optional live family links are Tnylst Plus ($4.99 one-time). Core inventory stays on the phone — see on-device inventory and low-stock alerts.
Bathroom + fridge + cleaning in the same loop
Roommates don’t only share groceries. Toilet paper, shampoo, detergent, and leftovers compete for the same errand. Tnylst keeps toiletries, fridge, and cleaning supplies on one restock loop so the shared list matches how people actually live together. Setup takes minutes via setup family restock.
vs list-only apps
AnyList and Bring are strong when you already know what to buy. They are weaker when the question is “what ran out?” Tnylst is stock-first: inventory thresholds feed the list. Fair comparison: Tnylst vs AnyList & Bring. If you were comparing kitchen OS / meal apps, see vs pantry apps and vs KitchenPal — Tnylst still is not a meal planner.
On-device / Plus
Core inventory and local alerts stay on your device. Live multi-phone sync of family links is Plus. That honesty matters for couples and roommates who do not want another cloud kitchen OS. Details on on-device inventory.
FAQ
Is Tnylst a shared grocery list for roommates?
Yes. It builds a shared shopping list from household stock that ran low — useful when partners or housemates split errands.
Do we need Plus to share?
Text-share is free. Live family links are Plus ($4.99 one-time). Core inventory stays on the phone.
Does it plan meals or track expiry dates?
No. Meal plans, recipes, and expiry dating are out of scope. Tnylst tracks quantities and reorder thresholds only.
iPhone and Android?
App Store listing is live (id6794006594). Play only where the live site already promotes it — this page matches sibling landings and links App Store only.