Stevens Family Shopping Simplified
Scan any barcode and get a buy / maybe / skip call for your household — allergies, what you already own, price fairness, the works.
Standing between two or three options? Scan each one, then compare — one head-to-head, one best pick, one reason why.
Photograph a receipt after checkout. It reads the line items and lets you add the ones worth tracking — electronics, big-ticket, durable stuff — straight into the item tracker with price, date, and store filled in.
If "Open camera" is blocked (a known Google Apps Script sandbox issue), the photo and typed paths above always work — the photo launches your phone's own camera app.
Everything nearby, one place: hours, open/closed right now, distance, and — for restaurants — cuisine, cost, and kid-friendliness. Pick a category to start.
Add anyone whose sizing, allergies, or preferences might matter — kids or adults.
Used to factor in cargo space, towing capacity, or vehicle-specific accessories when relevant to a request.
How you like to shop, regardless of what the request is.
Details that only matter for certain kinds of purchases — carrying capacity, home restrictions, budget overrides, big-ticket considerations, dietary needs, whatever's relevant. This works across everything from a car to a hat to a banana: tag each note with what it applies to, and only the matching ones get pulled in per request. Add, edit, or remove these any time as things change.
A running summary of patterns from your logged purchase outcomes below (e.g. always going pricier than your stated budget style, or regretting a certain kind of pick). Refresh it after logging a few outcomes and it gets folded into every future recommendation.
Saving now syncs this profile to your Google Drive, so it carries over to other browsers and devices. It also caches locally as a fast fallback. The download/restore buttons remain a manual backup either way.
Log major appliances, electronics, vehicles, bikes, and anything else worth tracking. This feeds the shopping assistant so gift and replacement suggestions can factor in what you already own and how much life it likely has left.
Used to steer future smart-home purchases and consolidation notes (e.g. moving disparate devices onto one ecosystem).
Pick a category below to see examples of the kind of details worth logging for that type of item.
Saving syncs to Google Drive like the rest of your profile. Expected life is a rough industry-average estimate adjusted for usage level — treat suggested replacement dates as a guide, not a guarantee.