See it in action
From a WhatsApp message to done
Paste, check, share the list, tick it off at the shop — the real screens.
The family shopping list lives in a WhatsApp thread — and that's the problem. LeAana turns it into one living list everyone shares. No forwarding. No forgetting.
Groceries, the pharmacy run, a helper's errand — all typed into chat, then scrolled away.
“2 kg aata, doodh…” gets buried under twenty new messages. Nobody knows what's still needed.
Two people buy the same thing; one thing is forgotten. No shared state — just everyone's memory.
Lists are on paper, dictated, or a photo. Mixed scripts make a plain text box the wrong front door.
The wrong strength or brand isn't a minor slip. It needs care — not a generic checkbox.
Capture without typing, coordinate who's getting what, and see the money — all on one shared, live list.
Drop one blob — one item or many, any language — and the offline parser splits it into reviewable items, kept in your own words. Or share a message straight into the app.
Snap a photo of a paper list; on-device OCR turns it into items. The photo never leaves the phone.
Your most-bought staples appear as chips with their usual amount.
Give an item to someone; they accept and start buying. Everyone sees the live status.
Out of stock? Report it, suggest an alternative, the requester approves. Medicine gets an extra-careful confirm.
Give a worker or neighbour a scoped, revocable web link. They see only the items you sent, tick them, and it flows back.
The same list seen the way a trip runs — grouped by store, important first, tick as you buy. Record what you paid; the app remembers each item's usual price and shows “usually ~₨80” next time. A trip is a view, never a copy.
Paste, check, share the list, tick it off at the shop — the real screens.
LeAana (لے آنا) means “to bring.” A thing isn't finished when someone buys it — it's finished when it reaches the house. Every item shares one journey everyone can see.
Item names show verbatim in their own script and direction — دودھ, आटा, “Abu ki dawai” — never rewritten, translated, or transliterated. The interface is universal; meaning is always carried by icon and shape and text, never colour alone, so it works for everyone.
A calmer, separate space — because the stakes are different. LeAana records and reminds. It never gives medical advice.
Enter the dose and stock; the app predicts days remaining and shows a run-out meter — green with room, amber inside the buffer, red when out. When it's low, reorder to the shared list or snooze.
The remaining count never moves silently. A member confirms the number on hand; the app takes exactly what they enter. Send a photo of the strip on WhatsApp to reorder precisely the right product.
Always-on disclaimer: LeAana records and reminds only. It does not check dose, brand strength, or interactions — always confirm with a pharmacist or doctor.
No email, phone, or password required to use the app.
List scanning runs on your phone. The app stores no images.
A helper sees only the items you send — and you can stop sharing anytime.
Row-level security keeps one family's data invisible to another — in the database.
Everyone joins with just a name. Bring home everything your family needs.