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Shopping List

Add items, check them off as you shop — auto-saved in your browser

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What is Shopping List?

Free online shopping and grocery list. Check off items as you shop — auto-saved in your browser, no signup, works offline. Productivity tools to help you work smarter and faster. TekPulse's Shopping List is completely free — no signup, no ads in results, and no data stored on our servers.

How to Use Shopping List Online

  1. Type an item name, set a quantity and category, and press Enter or click +
  2. Items are automatically grouped by category for easier in-store shopping
  3. Check off items as you place them in your cart
  4. Click "Clear Checked" after your trip, or "Clear All" to start a fresh list
  5. Your list is saved automatically — close and reopen anytime

Why Use TekPulse Shopping List?

Runs Entirely in Your Browser
Your list is saved only in your browser's local storage — nothing is sent to a server
Grouped by Category
Items are organized under Produce, Dairy, Bakery, Meat & Fish, Pantry, Frozen, Household and more
Quantity per Item
Set a quantity for each item, shown as a badge next to the item name
Check Off as You Shop
Tick items while shopping, then clear checked or clear all with one click

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — items, quantities, categories, and checked status all save to your browser's localStorage instantly. Close the tab and reopen it later — your list is still there.

Grouping by category (Produce, Dairy, Bakery, etc.) makes it faster to shop store-aisle by store-aisle instead of scanning one long unsorted list.

Yes — each addition is a separate entry, so you can add "Milk ×1" and later "Milk ×2" as two separate rows if needed, or just delete and re-add with the combined quantity.

"Clear Checked" removes only the items you've ticked off (useful after finishing a shopping trip), while "Clear All" empties the entire list regardless of checked status.

Yes — the page is fully mobile-responsive, and since your list is saved locally, it works even with a weak signal once the page has loaded once.

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