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Take a photo of the list.
The rest is done by AI.

Even handwritten, even in a hurry: Ordinoo reads it and turns it into lines ready to order, split by vendor.

Photo, voice or free text Grouped by vendor on its own History always at hand
Note read5 items, 2 vendors
Ready to orderNo lines to copy out
Shopping listWednesday, Marta's TrattoriaReading the photo
Photo of the noteHandwritten, photographed in the kitchenReading in progress
Items recognized0
Peeled tomatoesGreen Valley Produce6 lb
SaladGreen Valley Producequantity needed
Fresh mozzarellaHillside Dairy1 lb
00 flourGreen Valley Produce4 lb
Canned cornGreen Valley Producequantity needed
Split by vendor2
Green Valley Produce4 items, delivery Thursday$148
Hillside Dairy1 item, delivery Friday$12
One send per vendor, not per productSend 2 orders
Before and after

Everyone writes the list their own way.

On the back of a receipt, on a post-it, out loud on the phone. It all ends up in one place, always in the same format.

Before, on paper
Cook, post-itpeeled toms (lots)mozzarella 10flour?
Server, back of a checkcorn cansnapkinsask Green Valley
Prep cook, voice message"we're out of flour""peeled tomatoes gone""I'll tell you later"

Three different lists, two duplicates and one item nobody will order.

After, in Ordinoo4 items out of 4
Peeled tomatoes #10added by the cook12 cs
Fresh mozzarellaadded by the cook22 lb
00 flouradded by the prep cook4 lb
Canned cornadded by the front of house6 ea
Orders ready2
Green Valley Produce4 items, delivery Thursday$148
Hillside Dairy1 item, delivery Friday$12

The same shopping, in one single format: grouped by vendor and ready to send.

Write the way you talk

"flour 5 lb, tomatoes, corn"

Write the list the way you'd say it out loud, or dictate it while your hands are busy. Ordinoo separates each item and links it to the right product.

  • One line, three items

    Commas, quantities and units of measure recognized as you type.

  • Products already in the catalog

    Every item links to the right product, with its usual vendor.

New itemListening
Dictated from the kitchen
Separate items0
00 flourGreen Valley Produce4 lb
TomatoesGreen Valley Producequantity needed
Canned cornGreen Valley Producequantity needed
Missing quantities I ask for, I don't make them up
From your phone, in the kitchen

You already have it in your hand: it's the camera.

No form to fill in at the computer. You frame the note on the prep table, snap, and the list is in the system before you take off your apron.

  • Snap wherever you are

    In the walk-in, at the counter, in the dry storage: the phone in your pocket is enough.

  • It reads even difficult handwriting

    Quantities and units of measure recognized line by line.

  • It arrives already split by vendor

    When you get back to the computer, the orders are ready to send.

Handwritten shopping note, framed by the camera Keep the sheet inside the frame
Shopping listRead
Peeled tomatoesGreen Valley Produce6 lb
SaladGreen Valley Producequantity needed
Fresh mozzarellaHillside Dairy1 lb
00 flourGreen Valley Produce4 lb
Canned cornGreen Valley Producequantity needed
Ready to order, 2 vendors
Why it works

Four things you no longer have to do.

Photo or free text, your choice

The photographed note and the line typed in a hurry end up in the same list.

Suggestions on what you usually order

What you buy every week is suggested by the agent, not by memory.

Grouped by vendor on its own

One send per vendor: no more one order per product.

History always at hand

You bring a past purchase back into the list with one tap, without rewriting it.

Twenty minutes

Try how fast making the shopping list is this way.

Bring us one of your real scraps of paper: we photograph it together and send it to your vendors. Free and no strings attached: if it's not for you, we'll tell you ourselves.

  • We photograph a handwritten list
  • You watch it become two ready orders
  • You follow where it ends up in inventory
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