The shopping clock is hidden unless you turn it on in Settings. The congratulations still tell you how long the trip took.

A game under More: catch the fresh food, skip the rotten, beat the family record. Focus view in Shopping: the next product in store order on a big card. Family statistics: weekly streak, how long trips take, what you buy most. Zakupomat in 26 languages, with a starter list of products for each country. Settings for this phone: light or dark theme, language, what a tap in Stock up does. A shopping clock next to “Bought”. System back no longer leaves the app.

Help on every screen: menu ⋮ → “Help for this screen”. In Shopping, swipe an item left to take it off the list — with Undo. Stock up can follow your store order, with what's on the list at the top. Hold a product to rename or delete it. The app opens where you left it. A single “×1” is grey, and without signal you see how many ticks wait to be sent.

In Stock up, you can put the products you buy most often at the top. The choice stays on your phone; A–Z is still the default. Without internet, say on a plane, the app shows your last list instead of an empty household.

Tap a product's name in Stock up to add one — every next tap adds one more. New households get a short "First shopping trip" card, and an empty list suggests the most common products. A new household name reaches every phone right away. Unticking a product clears its quantity.

Connect the list to Claude or ChatGPT — an AI assistant adds a recipe's ingredients or orders your products by the shop's floor plan. The invite and its QR code are now a link: tap it and you join straight away. "Finish, keep unbought" — one button after shopping. Shopping nobody finished closes itself after 6 hours. New users start by choosing: joining a household or creating one — and can invite the others right away.

Out of something? Swipe it right while shopping — it moves aside, still on the list. Finishing shopping now ends with confetti and your household's running total. Rename your household from the menu. Report a bug or an idea right from the app — and see what changed in "What's new". Logging out asks first and shows your access key. Place a new product once and it stops being "new" for the whole household. The keyboard no longer hides the log-in button, and the access key is easier to read.

A new look throughout — warmer, easier to read, with a dark mode that was designed rather than tolerated. The list and the stock-up view are now one screen with a mode switch. Products open on top and hand you back where you came from. The app now speaks English, Polish and Swedish, following your phone. When you create a household you choose its starter list: English, Polish, Swedish, or empty. A quantity typed on an unticked row no longer disappears.