Peeklist: Grocery List

The grocery list you don't have to read.

Type "milk" and it shows up with its photo. Tap it and it's on the list. At the store you recognize everything at a glance — no squinting at somebody's handwriting, no guessing which one they meant.

WRITE IT THE WAY YOU SAY IT 723 products, every one with its own photo. Say jitomate, guineo, ejotes or papa — it finds it anyway and shows the right picture. Works in English, Spanish, Haitian Creole and French.

THE EXACT BRAND More than 1,800 brands, with their flavors and sizes. Type "valentina" and you get the hot sauce, then pick Extra Hot. Whoever goes shopping brings back what you actually wanted.

A QUICK PEEK BEFORE YOU GO Fifteen seconds around the house: fruit bowl, fridge, freezer, pantry, under the sink, bathroom. Just pictures — tap what's missing.

YOUR USUALS Peeklist learns how often things run out. After a few weeks it tells you: you might need milk, it's been 7 days.

SEND SOMEONE SHOPPING Send the list as a link. They open it with big photos of every product, brand and store, and check things off as they go in the cart. They don't need the app.

WHAT ARE WE MAKING TODAY? 160 dishes, each with its photo: Cuban, Mexican, Dominican, Puerto Rican, Italian, French, American and light. Tap the dish and everything you're missing to cook it goes on the list. It's not a recipe app: no amounts, no steps, just what you have to buy.

ONE LIST FOR THE WHOLE HOUSE Everyone in the house, same list, live. What one person adds, the others see on their phone. Whoever is at the store ticks it off and it disappears from everybody's list.

THE PHOTO OF YOUR MILK, NOT OF SOME MILK Take a picture of what's actually in your fridge and it travels to every phone in the house. The others don't see a drawing of milk — they see your bottle, your brand, the one that's on the shelf at your store.

WHAT YOU SPEND Snap a photo of the receipt and the month adds itself up. The paper stays saved in case you need it.

BY STORE Some things at one store, some at another. Sort the list by store and take each one in its turn.

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