Braatz Innovations experiments with focused, real-world software ideas: small tools that do one job well. It’s the home of LastList™, a smart shopping planner designed to turn messy notes into clear, ready-to-shop plans.
Start with a messy list of items, and end with a clean, organized plan — grouped by store, zone, or trip, whether you’re shopping locally, online, or both.
Paste or type whatever you have: notes, texts, partial ideas. LastList parses and normalizes items into a universal category system that can support groceries, hardware runs, online orders, and everything in between.
Choose local or online planning flows. See items grouped in a way that matches how you actually shop — by store, by area, or by the trip you’re about to take.
The roadmap includes integrating with official retailer APIs to map items to real products and prices, giving you trip totals and direct links when you’re ready to check out.
The LastList MVP is in active development and may change frequently.
Braatz Innovations is a small, independent effort to build tools that feel deliberate, fast, and genuinely useful — not another noisy dashboard that gets abandoned after two logins.
The goal is simple: ship practical utilities that slot into real life without demanding a new way of working. Many projects start as experiments and gradually grow into stable products.
LastList is the current flagship, with additional planning tools and everyday automations on the whiteboard for future development.
Short-term, the focus is on refining the planning flows, polishing the in-store vs online modes, and wiring in smart defaults for common list types.
Over time, the intent is to rely on official APIs and affiliate programs — not scraping — to match items to real products and surface accurate pricing and availability.
As LastList stabilizes, additional projects will explore planning, organization, and everyday decision-support tools that can live under the Braatz Innovations umbrella.