Read My List turns pasted grocery notes into oversized, high-contrast cards. Tap any item to hear it aloud, read the whole list, and check things off. Free on iOS and Android; offline, no account, no ads, no analytics, no cloud sync.

I built Read My List for my grandma: she sometimes gets to the store and can’t comfortably read the shopping list on her phone. The app turns a typed or pasted grocery note into oversized colorful cards. Tap a card to hear it, or use Read whole list to hear what’s left. It’s intentionally tiny: no account, no backend, no ads, no payments, no analytics SDK, and the app-store privacy labels are genuinely “no data collected”. The whole point was a focused in-store helper for older / low-vision shoppers who don’t already use full screen-reader workflows. it’s also my first full idea-to-App-Store-and-Play-Store launch from one Kotlin Multiplatform codebase, so I’m happy to answer questions about the product, accessibility tradeoffs, store review, or KMP shipping details. Honest feedback very welcome.

The oversized high-contrast cards are such a thoughtful choice for grocery store lighting where you're squinting at a phone in one hand. Respect for keeping it fully offline too, no nonsense.

Read My List

Big-text grocery lists that read themselves aloud

Big-text grocery lists that read themselves aloud