Bring!
Zurich shopping list app with shared lists, local offers and seasonal recipes
Key data
| Company | Bring! Labs AG |
|---|---|
| Category | Recipe Apps |
| Headquarters | Zurich, Switzerland |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Switzerland (European, outside the EU) |
| Data Location | Amazon Web Services named for hosting; region not stated |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Shared shopping lists, local offers on the list, seasonal recipes, loyalty cards, Android and iOS apps |
| Pricing | Described as a free app; paid options not shown on the pages we read |
| Best For | Households that mainly need a shared grocery list with occasional recipe ideas |
| Replaces | Yummly |
Our review
Bring! is provided by Bring! Labs AG, Räffelstrasse 26, 8045 Zurich, Switzerland, with a Swiss commercial register entry. The imprint lists Raphael Thommen as CEO.
The home page calls Bring! the free shopping list app for sharing and states 20 million users. Recipes appear as seasonal inspiration beside the lists.
What does Bring! do?
Bring! lets households create and share shopping lists, put local offers directly on the list and save loyalty cards. It offers seasonal recipes for inspiration and a recipe partner programme for businesses.
Which service providers does Bring! name?
The privacy policy names Amazon Web Services for hosting, Google Firebase Analytics and AppsFlyer for analytics. Bring! Labs AG is the controller.
How does Bring! compare with Yummly?
Bring! is stronger on shared grocery lists and weaker as a recipe library. The pages we read describe no personal cookbook, import or meal plan.
Where it falls short
Bring! is a shopping list first, with recipes as inspiration, and uses US analytics and hosting providers. For a recipe library compare Chefkoch or KptnCook.
Is Bring! right for you?
Households sharing a grocery list that want occasional seasonal recipe ideas.
Advantages and drawbacks
Pros
- Free app as described
- Shared lists for households
- Local offers on the list
- Named Swiss company
- Loyalty card storage
Cons
- Recipes secondary to lists
- AWS and Firebase named
- No personal cookbook described
- Paid options not shown
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Free app as described
- Shared lists for households
- Local offers on the list
- Named Swiss company
- Loyalty card storage
Cons
- Recipes secondary to lists
- AWS and Firebase named
- No personal cookbook described
- Paid options not shown
Alternatives to Bring!
Alternatives from Europe in the recipe apps group:
See all European recipe apps or compare them directly against Yummly on our alternatives page.
FAQ
Mainly a shopping list app. It adds seasonal recipes for inspiration.
Yes. Bring! Labs AG is based in Zurich.
The privacy policy names Amazon Web Services and Google Firebase Analytics.