LastList is a free shopping list and recipe app with a twist: every part of the loop talks to the others. An inventory you maintain, a Recipe Wheel that spins meals from it, recipes scored against your kitchen, and a multi-store plan with real prices from Walmart, Kroger, Best Buy, and more on the way. The Recipe Wheel has six modes (inventory, full meal, snacks, desserts, or one you build). Every combo maps to real recipes. Free, no account needed, install from any browser.
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Hey Hunters! Solo dev here.
I built LastList because my wife was tired of fighting with shopping list apps that didn't help her finish. She does our household grocery shopping every week across multiple stores. None of the apps she tried knew real prices. None of them knew what was already in our fridge. None of them connected the recipes she wanted to make to the actual grocery run.
So I built it.
Started simple: a list that knew real prices at Walmart, Kroger, Best Buy, and Instacart. Then I realized people don't pick groceries from nothing. They pick them from what they want to cook. So I built LastRecipe (curated recipe database, import from any URL, scored against your inventory).
The last gap was the "what should I make tonight" paralysis. That's where the Recipe Wheel came from: spin random ingredients from your kitchen (or a meal, snack, or dessert pool, or a wheel you build) and it surfaces recipes built around them. The clever bit: after each spin, the next wheel is constrained to ingredients that actually co-occur in real recipes, so every combo always yields something real.
Now the whole thing is a loop. Inventory feeds the wheel. The wheel surfaces a recipe. Missing ingredients go to a shopping list. The shopping list builds a multi-store plan with real prices. After shopping, the inventory updates.
It's a free PWA, no account needed to start. Works on phone, tablet, desktop.
What I'd love feedback on: the Recipe Wheel modes. Right now there are six. What other modes would you actually use?
Cheers,
Josh