You're at the checkout. You've paid. And then you remember — the pasta. It was on your list. You walked straight past it twenty minutes ago and never noticed.
Most grocery lists are organised in the order you added items. That's not the order things are in the store. So you zigzag. You backtrack. You forget things anyway.
The problem with an unsorted list
A grocery list that isn't organised by store layout forces you to scan the entire list at every aisle, looking for anything relevant. The longer the list, the more likely you are to miss something.
This is especially frustrating in larger supermarkets where dairy, bakery and produce can be on completely opposite ends of the store.
How store profiles work in Basky
Basky lets you create a profile for each store you shop at. You set the category order to match how your store is actually laid out — produce first, then dairy, then bakery, then frozen, and so on.
Once your store profile is set up, Basky automatically sorts your shopping list to match that layout. You walk through the store in one direction, checking items off as you go. No backtracking. No missed items. No second lap.
Multiple stores, multiple profiles
If you shop at more than one store — a supermarket for most things and a specialist shop for a few items — you can set up a separate profile for each. Basky remembers the layout for every store and sorts your list accordingly.
Set it up once, use it every time
Store profiles take about two minutes to set up. After that, every list you create is automatically sorted the right way for whichever store you're heading to.