Listero: Grocery List & Choresv1.4.2 / VARY

Released September 7, 2026Major

iOS Android

The latest update focuses on functional utility and regulatory compliance. Current data provides no signal to deviate from the historical baseline ratings of 4.5 on iOS and 4.2 on Android. The release maintains a neutral impact as the changes target foundational stability rather than growth.

What changed

MonetizationFixed bug to correctly offer and display one-month free trial on paywall
UXGoogle and Apple sign-in now automatically populates profile name and email
New featureAdded functionality to move used pantry items directly to the shopping list
ComplianceAdded link to the EU right-of-withdrawal form on the plan page

Reception

50/ 100 impact scoreNeutral

What worked

New feature
The addition of pantry-to-shopping-list migration addresses core user utility for grocery management.

What didn't

Monetization
no evidence
The correction of the one-month free trial display lacks sufficient user feedback to measure conversion impact.
UX
no evidence
Automated profile population via sign-in providers has not yet generated measurable sentiment shifts.
Compliance
no evidence
The inclusion of the EU right-of-withdrawal form is a functional requirement without direct impact on user satisfaction metrics.

Marlvel takeaways

Monitor the pantry-to-shopping-list feature for adoption rates to determine if this workflow reduces churn.
Verify that the corrected one-month free trial display correlates with an increase in subscription starts in the next reporting period.
Assess if automated profile population reduces the time-to-first-list for new users during the onboarding flow.

Original release notes

Your free month, actually offered. A bug meant the one-month free trial was never shown or applied. Fixed: if you have never subscribed, your first month is free, and the paywall tells you before you pay.
Signing in with Google or Apple now saves your email and name to your profile; affected accounts repair themselves at next sign-in.
A pantry item marked as used can now go straight to your shopping list.
Your plan's page links to the EU right-of-withdrawal form.