Larder

Terms

The terms, without the fine print.

Last updated: January 2026

What Larder is

Larder is a shared grocery list. You type items, they sort themselves by aisle, and everyone in your household sees the same list. Use it for groceries, hardware runs, packing lists — anything a household needs to buy or remember.

Your account

Give us a real email so your household can actually reach you, and only invite people who want to be on your list. You're responsible for what gets added under your name — yes, even "6 tubs of ice cream."

Using Larder fairly

Don't use Larder to spam people with invites, scrape or resell the service, break the law, or make anyone's inbox worse. Don't try to access lists you weren't invited to. If an account is abusing the service, we may close it.

Provided as-is

Larder is provided as-is, without warranties of any kind. We work hard to keep it fast and reliable, but we can't promise it will never be down, and we're not liable for a forgotten bag of limes. Keep anything truly critical backed up somewhere else.

Changes and goodbyes

If these terms change in a way that matters, we'll email you before it takes effect. You can leave any time — see the privacy page for how to delete your data, or write to hello@larder.app.