The new mattress, the camera, the thing you've had in eleven open tabs for a month. Shopping gives the research somewhere to live and turns it into a decision the household made on purpose.
Shopping is in the works and not switched on yet. Sign up today and you'll get cooking, travel, books and movies, and wine — we'll turn this on for you when it's ready.
For the purchases that deserve more thought than a grocery item and less chaos than eleven browser tabs.
Paste a product URL and we pull the name, price, image, and details off the page, so the research collects itself instead of living in tabs and screenshots.
Move each item from wishlist to researching to decided. Compare the shortlist side by side and keep the notes about why one option won on the item itself.
Group what you've decided on into a purchase list — a house move, a nursery, a kit upgrade — that everyone can see and add to.
Check items off as they arrive, log what was actually paid, and split the cost with whoever's sharing it.
The same lists, real-time check-off, and expense splitting the rest of Nexly already runs on, pointed at things instead of groceries.
Paste a product page and we read the name, price, image, and description into a saved item.
A status per item so the list shows what's still being researched and what's been settled.
Group decided items into a project list the whole household can see and contribute to.
Tick items off as they're bought and watch the list update live on everyone else's screen.
Log what was paid and split it, using the same balances and settle-up as trips and events.
Keep a wishlist private, share a project with a partner, or open it to the household.
Record a verdict after the fact, so next time the research starts from what you actually thought.
Find what you saved, add a product from a link, or start a purchase list from the assistant.
Organize by room, project, or occasion, and filter the list down to what you're working on.
When Shopping switches on, you'll be able to hand the assistant a link and have it read the product in, ask what's still sitting in researching, move something to decided, and start a purchase list from the shortlist — with the costs splitting the same way they do for a trip.