The good thing about this service is that you can tell it the deals you don’t want and it will track your purchasing habits and offer you deals that align with your interests. It’s a new service though so don’t expect exceptional results. Give it the time it needs.

Features

• Local grocery store deals aggregator.
• Works for the San Fransisco Bay Area, will soon expand elsewhere.
• Weekly list of deals sent via email.

Check out AnyLeaf @ www.anyleaf.com (via TechCrunch By Abhijeet from GT Mobiles)

Grocery iQ is a barcode based grocery list maker for Android and iOS devices. The app aims to help you build grocery lists with ease. You can add items to your lists manually but the preferable, more convenient way is to scan the barcode of something you ran out of. The barcode will be matched against the app’s grocery database; when the product is found, it will be added to your list.

Another feature of Grocery iQ is list sharing. Two Grocery iQ users can share their lists with one another if they have the app running on their respective devices. So if your friend is shopping for groceries, you can use Grocery iQ to quickly let him know what to bring back for you.

Features:

• Barcode based grocery list creator.
• A user friendly smartphone app.
• Supports Android and iOS devices.
• Helps add items to lists manually or by scanning their barcodes.
• Lets you share your lists with other app users.
• Similar tools: Grocist and BeQRious.

Check out “Grocery iQ” @ www.groceryiq.com (via Consumerist) (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Listiki is a free list creation website. Here you can create and find lists on various topics and then share them on your social networking accounts.

You start by signing in to Listiki by linking either your Facebook or Twitter account with the site. Next you create a new list and title it. The site analyzes your title and displays similarly titled lists. You can check to see if a similar list already exists. If it exists, you can share the existing list on your Facebook or Twitter account. But if it does not exist, you can carry on creating your new list and adding weblinks to each.

Adding a weblink requires you to enter the link’s name and URL. Once you feel the list is complete, you can simply share it on whatever networking account you linked with Listiki.

Features:

• Free list maker online.
• A free and simple to use list creation website.
• Contain lists created by other users.
• You can browse interesting lists created by other Listiki users.
• You newly created lists as well as the existing lists on Listiki can be shared on your Facebook or Twitter account.
• Similar tools: Linkli.st, urlist and Krunchd.

Check out Listiki @ www.listiki.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Each list can be shared with a different group of people. Create as many groups as you want by adding people from your Facebook. Other users can view your list, add items to it and even post comments. The history features lets you keep track of all the shopping lists you created.

Features:

• Creating shopping lists with your Facebook friends.
• Share each list with the people you want.
• Organize shopping lists by categories.
• Add quantity and mark items that have been used/sold.
• Edit lists and read/post comments.
• No registration required.

Visit AlyaList @ AlyaList.com

One of the best features ZipList offers is auto-suggest. Just try typing juice as a list item and the app will show you tons of juice related products that you can add to your list. You can edit or delete any item with a single click and even view your list history. All lists are ready-to-print and can be shared easily through email or viewed on a mobile phone. You can also use ZipList to store recipes by clipping any recipe on the web and saving it to your Ziplist. You can also create virtual stores where you can organize items in aisles and assign each aisle to a different store.

Features:

• Create grocery lists to print and share online.
• Auto-suggest lets you add items to your list easily.
• Automatically adds items to categories.
• Share, print or send the list to your mobile phone.
• Clip recipes from the web and store in your ZipList box.
• Similar tool: KitchenMonki.

Visit ZipList @ www.ziplist.com

You can sign up for free or instantly log in using your Facebook account. Shopping lists can be printed out and the site can be easily accessed through a cell phone.

Check out the YouTube video which shows how it works.

Features:

• Online menu planning and grocery list manager tool.
• Create and share recipes and shopping lists.
• Print out recipes.
• Print out the shopping lists before you go for shopping.
• Access the site through your mobile when you’re out.
• Instantly log in via Facebook.

Check out Kitchen Monki @ www.kitchenmonki.com [via Lifehacker] (By Abhijeet from Appscrazy)

Features:

• Simple to-do list manager.
• Add/edit/delete tasks via simple interface.
• Use it online or print out for offline use.
• Optimized for iPhone.
• Free, no sign up.
• For more similar tools see MakeUseOf  “ToDo / Calendars” section.

Check out MeNotForget @ www.menotforget.com

You can browse foods by categories (fish, fruit, beverage etc) or search with keywords. There is an “Add to total” button next to each food, which you can use to add several foods to a list and then view the total calorie amount of the selected items.

Features:

• Quick nutritional information look up.
• View nutritional information of more than 40,000 popular grocery food items and fast food products.
• Browse foods by categories (fish, fruit, beverages etc) or search with keywords.
• Add several foods to a list and view their total calorie amount.
• Similar websites Fatburgr and ShugarStacks.

Check out Nutritional Toolbox @ www.principalhealthnews.com/topic/nutritiontoolbox

Once you have registered on the site you msy start adding groceries from the rich list of items categorized into several categories. In cases when the item you are looking for is not listed there is an option for you to add it manually. When the list is ready you may share it with others by forwarding them a URL or print it out.

For more info watch demo video below:

Features:

• Grocery checklist maker.
• Manage and create as many lists as you like.
• Share lists with others.
• Allow others to add items to your grocery shopping list.
• Similar websites: Grocist, Listingly and GroceryGuide.

Check out GroceryWiz @www.grocerywiz.com

You no longer have to cut and collect coupons from newspapers or remember every time to bring them to the store. There is also an option to create shopping lists and access/view your coupons from your mobile phone.

Currently Shortcuts supports over 15 partner stores including Kroger, Owen’s, Baker’s, Dillon’s and many others. If you don’t see your local store on the list, you can request the management to add it to the program.

Features:

• Link coupons to grocery card online.
• Coupons are applied automatically at the checkout register.
• Browse coupons by type such as food, magazines, child care etc.
• View your active coupons and track the total amount saved.
• Add shopping items and coupons to your account and access them from your cell phone.
• Free, sign up to start using.

Check out AOL Shortcuts @ www.shortcuts.com