Smarter lists: suggestions, list snaps and straight scans

What's new

Three small upgrades that save a lot of typing:

1. Quick suggestions. As you type an item, the app suggests what you usually add, based on your history, similar lists and a bit of AI. One tap and it's on the list. (In the app only, not on the website.)
2. Snap a list. Take a photo of a handwritten or printed list, from the camera or your gallery, and you get items you can edit before saving.
3. Straight scans. Pages you scan into Papers now straighten themselves, and you can rotate each page on its own.

Why it matters

Most grocery lists are the same ten things every week. You shouldn't have to type them again, or copy a fridge note letter by letter.

How to use it

1. Start typing an item and tap one of the suggestions that show up.
2. To snap a list, choose “Snap a list” and point the camera at the note, or pick a photo from your gallery.
3. Check the items, fix anything, and save.

Free accounts get 3 snaps a day. Plus gets 30.

Want the whole household on one list? Here's the shared grocery list guide.