Omg congrats on the reunion!! Dallas is going to be so much fun but yeah, 50 items is a total nightmare to re-type. Trying every app out there was my hobby for a while because losing data or having sync issues right when you're at the checkout is the absolute worst. Honestly, AnyList used to be the gold standard but it has been so glitchy lately with the Walmart import. If you want something that actually stays synced without crashing your phone, Bring! is still decent but honestly... stick with the native Walmart app list feature and then export it. It is the only way to be 100% safe from those weird sync errors that delete your whole list right before you hit buy! It saves so much stress and the price tracking is actually accurate. Love it when things just work!! If you do a lot of Walmart orders, Walmart Wishlist Creator definitely helps keep the chaos organized.

Regarding what #2 said about Are you on iOS or Android? I used...

• that platform split is honestly the biggest hurdle for these integrations. I've been managing grocery lists for large-scale events for years and you really gotta be careful with third-party apps because Walmart updates their backend constantly. I would suggest sticking with something in the Google ecosystem if you want long-term reliability. Just use any Google-based list tool or their cloud spreadsheet options... they tend to handle data points much better than niche apps that might break tomorrow. Price tracking is notoriously buggy so make sure to double-check the totals manually before you commit. You might want to consider the time cost of setting up complex apps versus the actual savings. Often, the simplest cloud tools are your best bet for avoiding that manual re-entry nightmare.

Are you on iOS or Android? I used Walmart Wishlist Creator for my last party.

• price tracking
• decent API sync
• Copy Me That alternative It beats manually entering everything tbh.