Miam is a shared shopping-list app for households, couples and roommates. An item added or checked on one phone appears in real time for other members, replacing screenshots and conflicting messages.
Transparency note: Miam is developed and published by Les Forgerons, which also publishes this site. This promotional article describes the available product and its limits.
Quick answer
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Which devices? | iPhone, iPad and Android. |
| Is the list shared? | Yes, changes synchronize in real time. |
| Is an account required? | Yes, to connect members and protect the list. |
| Is dark mode available? | Yes, with system, light and dark options. |
One simple common list
Miam focuses on the primary action: add a product, let others see it and check it in the store. It avoids inventory and recipe-management features that often slow down a quick shopping trip.
Synchronization and history
A self-hosted Supabase backend synchronizes the list across signed-in devices. History restores purchased items without leaving every completed entry in the active view. Sign-in uses an email code, with password access for applicable accounts.
Dark mode that follows preferences
The recent version adds persistent system, light and dark themes. It is a small change, but makes the app fit the phone and remain comfortable during evening shopping.
Who Miam is for
It fits groups wanting an immediately shared list without a full workspace. There are no ads and no ambition to profile purchases. The promise stays deliberately narrow: everyone sees the same list at the same time.
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