Stores: Shared Grocery Lists

Shopping together feels more like it now. When your partner adds things while you're away, you'll see what's new the next time you open the app. Clearing a whole list ends with a little celebration. And when your partner finishes a shopping run, it shows up as a receipt in the Purchased tray, where you can send a quick thanks. Recent trips stay there for about a week. You can also give checking things off a sound, from a soft pop to a deeper one, or leave it silent. It's in Settings, under App. Plus a round of fixes: items no longer linger on the widget after you remove them, the calendar icon only appears when something's actually overdue, and a few smaller rough edges are smoothed over.

- Get a heads-up when your partner comments on an item or hands you a task. Open the list and it's waiting for you. - Your other lists now show a badge when there's something new on them. - Turn due dates on or off for each list, in list settings. - A swipe that starts on the checkbox won't mark an item done by accident anymore. - Your name now comes from Sign in with Apple, so your partner sees who's who without you typing it. - Personalize a list in one place. Color, icon, and background mark now sit together in list settings, and the app picks up the color you choose. - Smaller fixes: a bigger tap target on the add field, the Siri tip now opens help, partner names that showed as "Someone" are fixed, and the list's background mark is a touch clearer.

- Tap any item to open it. You'll see the full name, where to buy it, repeat settings, and more are all in one place. - Leave comments on an item. Ask "which brand?" or note "get two." Each comment shows who wrote it. - Task lists now do due dates and assignments. Give a task a date and hand it to you or your partner. Overdue tasks stand out, and the list puts what's due first. - See who's on a shared list. Open list settings to find everyone who can see it, by name. - The completed list now shows when each item was checked off, your own items included. - Fewer accidental check-offs. The home-screen widget opens the app instead of checking things off, and scrolling the list won't check items by mistake.

• New lists can be shopping lists or task lists. • Press and hold any item to make it repeat. • A new setting tints the app to match your list's color. • Lists with an icon now show a faint background mark. • Smoother scrolling on long lists.