Several features of grosh depends on the user permitting the app to access the location. For instance, the app needs to know where you are in order to tag a shopping trip with the store name. Also to provide sorting of the shopping list according to the store layout. Additionally, if you’re in a shop, the meaning of left swipe on the shopping list changes meaning from Delete to Hide (to declutter the shopping list).
You should be able to use Grosh without granting this permission, but you will see a warning now and then about failure to access your location. And of course none of the features based on location will work.
If you would like to revoke location permissions, this depends on the iOS/Android version you’re using. With the latest iOS, go to Settings – Grosh – Location to change your location settings. On the latest Android version, goto Settings – Apps – App Permissions – Location – Grosh.

When you’ve taken the last item of its type from stock list, Grosh will ask if you want to add the item to a shopping list. So why not do the same for purchased items and make it automatic to re-plenish the stock list?

This is because the stock lists are intended to be controlled via barcodes. That is, you scan an item when you put something in stock and when you remove it from stock.
However, when you shop, there are normally not any barcodes on the items in the history / purchases items.
It just says that you have bought flour, for example. Therefore, we have not put a “swipe right” on the history to add the item to a stock list.

If you just add purchased items to the stock list without a bar code, then you will not be able to scan the item and get the app to decrement the stock count.

if you have any bright ideas on this subject, please let us know. We would like to improve this, but havn’t yet cracked it!

You can of course tap the item to show the details and then tap the Bought button. But most people prefer the short cuts to just swipe the item on the list.

Yes, if you create an account, you data is synced to the Grosh servers in the cloud and you can access it from any device or type of Grosh app. To setup an account, head over to Settings and enter your name and e-mail. After we will send you an email with a link that lets you choose your password. That’s it.

The website just mirrors whatever the last purchase check that was done by the app, as it’s only the app that can connect to Apple or Google’s servers to check purchase status.

If you’re webapp is not showing premium in the menu header, you need to launch your mobile app and trigger a purchase check. This can be done by reinstalling the app and following the guide on how to restore premium for Android or restore premium on iOS.