Best Android apps in the Google Play Store week 32

In ‘best apps’ we discuss a selection of fun apps that inspire you every time. This time we discuss four different apps that all have to do with grocery shopping. Good luck!

AllFolders

Every day, AlleFolders places the current advertising brochures containing offers and promotions from all well-known stores in the Netherlands. You can easily find the latest folders in the AlleFolders app. This way you will be the first to know about the best bargains, daily offers, sales and sales from Action, Zeeman, Kwantum, Lidl, Aldi, Albert Heijn, Kruidvat, Plus, Etos, Boni, Hoogvliet, Nettorama and all other stores. AlleFolders starts up in an overview with the usual categories such as supermarkets, electronics, hardware stores or fashion. There is also a search function and location finder. In this location finder you can have shops displayed by city or zip code and a radius of a certain number of kilometers.

Shared Shopping List & Manage Budget

Shared Shopping List & Budget Management is an app that gives you more structure while shopping. The app is based on categories so that you immediately have all the groceries per department at hand in the supermarket. So you determine your own walking route by putting all departments in random order. So you no longer have to run back and forth to check off your list. You can use the app with the whole family and also follow offers.

Bring! shopping list

With Bring! you never have to write your shopping list on a note again. You can easily share the shopping list with the family or your roommates so that they can also add groceries. If one of these people is in a store to get a number of products, they can cross that off. When you go shopping, you can send a notification to give another chance to put products on the list. You can also connect the app with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant so that you can also list your groceries via these smart assistants.

Too Good To Go

Do you ever get products at the end of the day that are discounted because otherwise they can no longer be sold? In principle, this is comparable to the principle that Too Good To Go works with. Products left over at the end of the day and unable to return to store shelves the next day are bundled and sold at a lower price. As soon as a ‘Magic Box’ appears in Too Good To Go, you immediately see what the value of the box actually is, and what percentage of it you can pay if you would like to purchase the box.

More apps!

You will find a every Monday on Androidworld Best apps of the week and every Sunday we discuss an app in our section App of the week. If you’re looking for fun apps, then you’ve come to the right place at Androidworld. Browse our large database of apps using the links below.