First of all, a big compliment! I think the app is mega. As a mother of five, I can't go shopping with my children. So the shopping list is quickly created on the i-Phone and sent to my husband in the office, who then does the shopping.
So far I have done this with the "Grocery Gadget" app, but I would definitely like to switch to M-Go. What I'm missing is the following:
- The quantity entry is not flexible enough for me (after 10 it jumps to 20). e.g. it is not possible to enter 12 M-Budget Chantilly or 11 liters of milk.
- It would also be nice if you could enter the quantity directly in the product list.
- How can I delete an item that I have mistakenly added to the shopping list?
- An alphabetical list for the product list would also be great. This would allow you to find the desired item relatively quickly without having to scroll for a long time or waste a lot of time using the search function (see Grocery Gadget app).
In any case, keep up the good work!
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Guest
13 years ago
Hello Ackle
Many thanks for the praise and for the suggestions for improvement! I'll be happy to pass both on to our developers. I hope that they can take everything into account in the next round of optimization.
Best regards,
Sabine from the Migipedia team
Guest
13 years ago
Hello Ackle
I have received answers to some of your questions and suggestions from the development team:
- "The quantity specification is not flexible enough for me (after 10 it jumps to 20). / It would also be nice if you could enter the quantity directly in the product list." --> We are currently looking into ways to simplify the entry of products.
- "How can I delete an item that I have mistakenly added to the shopping list?" > An entry on a list can be deleted using the flyout icon at the top right. A red delete symbol then appears, which can be used to delete the respective entry.
- "An alphabetical list for the product list would also be great. This would allow you to find the desired item relatively quickly without having to scroll for a long time or waste a lot of time using the search function." -- The current sorting corresponds roughly to the structure in a Migros store. However, we are looking into alternative, individual sorting, especially for self-added, so-called own products.
Best regards,
Sabine from the Migipedia team