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ShoppingBuddy is a shopping list app created by Neha Agarwal, Nikhil Raju, Rafica Abdul Rahim, and Swikriti Jain that allows users to create checklists, organize items by category, set priorities, receive location-based notifications, and includes a compass to point users to items. The app was designed with an easy to use interface, low power usage, ability to scale, security, and notifications.

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Group Members:
Neha Agarwal na2542
Nikhil Raju nr2483
Rafica Abdul Rahim ra2688
Swikriti Jain sj2615

Reached home, forgot to buy milk and cereal?
Tired of setting individual reminders?
Need a better way to organize your shopping?
ShoppingBuddy is the answer!

Users can make checklists
Organize items based on category
Users can set priority for lists
Notifications sent based on location
Point-me-there compass

Easy to use UI
Optimum Power Consumption
Scalability
Security
Notifications

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