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App Update v2.0: Smart Lists, Reorder and a Brand New Look

JC

James Chen

Product Manager

February 15, 20263 min read
App Update v2.0: Smart Lists, Reorder and a Brand New Look

We've been listening. Since our beta launch, you've sent us thousands of pieces of feedback, and version 2.0 is our answer. It's the biggest update we've shipped, and we think you're going to love it.

Smart Lists: AI That Actually Helps

Smart Lists learns from your order history and suggests your weekly staples before you even open the search bar. It notices patterns: you buy oat milk every 10 days, bananas twice a week, coffee every fortnight. When you're running low (based on your purchase history), it nudges you to reorder. No more forgetting the basics.

One-Tap Reorder

Find any previous order in your history, tap 'Reorder', and your entire cart is rebuilt in one second. Every item, every vendor, every quantity, exactly as it was. It's genuinely the fastest way to shop for groceries we've ever seen.

A Brand New Look

We redesigned the app from the ground up. The new interface is cleaner, faster (we reduced load times by 60%), and built around the way people actually shop: browse by vendor, by category, by what's in season, or by your past orders. Dark mode is fully supported.

  • 60% faster load times across the app
  • Completely redesigned product pages with vendor stories
  • New 'In Season' homepage shelf updated weekly
  • Budget tracker with real-time cart total
  • Improved search with filters for diet, allergens, and certifications

“We shipped v2.0 to make grocery shopping feel less like a chore and more like something you actually enjoy doing.”

— James Chen, Product Manager

Version 2.0 is live now on iOS and Android. Just update the app from your store. As always, if you find a bug or have a suggestion, tap the feedback button in Settings. We read every single one.

JC

James Chen

Product Manager

James builds the features that power Ms Online Shop. With a background in UX and behavioural economics, he's obsessed with making grocery shopping feel effortless.

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