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Grocery iQ Makes Shopping Easier, Sensible

Free State Labs has released Grocery iQ, an iPhone, iPod touch app that makes grocery shopping easier, saves time, and helps organize the chore.

One notable feature of Grocery iQ is its search engine and access to a database of 130,000 items with specific detail. For example, "Extra Crunchy JIF, 12 oz." Items can be found quickly by just typing the first few characters of the name. Grocery iQ also stores the useris favorite items and shopping history.


GroceryIQ

Another feature is the ability to group items in the order they appear on the shopping aisles in order to avoid wasted time backtracking. Also, if someone else is doing the shopping, the shopping list built in Grocery iQ can me e-mailed to them.

Version 1.1 is slated to have support for multiple stores for those who buy one set of items in one place and another set of items at another store.

Grocery iQ requires OS X iPhone 2.0 or later and is priced at US$4.99.

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