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How to Create a Shopping List Using Google Assistant

By Matthew Lynch
June 23, 2023
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In today’s fast-paced world, technology has made our lives much easier and more convenient. With the advent of virtual assistants like Google Assistant, we can perform various tasks like sending messages, making calls, setting reminders, and even creating a shopping list using just our voice.

Creating a shopping list with Google Assistant is a simple and hassle-free process. Here, we will guide you on how to create a shopping list using Google Assistant.

Step 1: Wake up Google Assistant

First, activate your Google Assistant by either pressing the home button or saying “OK Google” or “Hey Google” voice command. Once you have activated Google Assistant, it is ready to take your commands.

Step 2: Start creating a list

Now, say, “Create a shopping list” or “Add item to my shopping list.” Google Assistant will then confirm by saying, “Alright, let’s start creating a shopping list.”

Step 3: Add items to the list

You can now start adding items to the list. For example, you can say, “Add apples to my shopping list” or “Add milk to my shopping list.” You can continue to add as many items you need until your list is complete.

Step 4: Review your list

Once you have finished adding all the items to your shopping list, you can ask Google Assistant, “What’s on my shopping list?” It will provide you with a complete list of items you have added so far.

Step 5: Remove items

If you need to remove an item from the list, you can simply say “Remove [item name]” to Google Assistant. For example, say “Remove apples” to remove apples from the list.

Step 6: Use multiple lists

If you have different shopping lists for different stores, you can use Google Assistant to create multiple lists. Simply say, “Create a shopping list for Walmart, Target, and Costco,” and Google Assistant will create separate lists for each store.

Step 7: Access your list

Your shopping list is accessible from your Google Assistant app, Google Keep, or Google Home. To access the list, simply open the app and tap on the shopping list. You can also use other devices like a smartwatch or Google Home device to access your list.

Conclusion

Creating a shopping list with Google Assistant is a convenient and time-saving way of listing your grocery items. Gone are the days where you need to physically write down your shopping list or rely on memory. Using Google Assistant makes shopping less stressful and more organized. So, next time you need to go grocery shopping, let Google Assistant assist you in creating your shopping list.

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