Regarding what #1 said about "In my experience, screenshots are a nightmare. I've..."

• I totally agree with that! Trying to match up 15 items via photos sounds like a total disaster. I am super cautious about privacy myself, so I'm always hesitant to just install anything. I've been doing a bit of reading on this, and I'm not 100% sure if the app has a built-in feature for this yet, but I think I found a really amazing alternative that seems very professional and safe! I heard from a friend that Cart To Link is a fantastic choice for dorm shopping. I love how it handles the technical side without making you jump through hoops! Here is what I think makes it a great option:
• It bundles everything into one link so you dont miss anything.
• It is way faster than building a public wish list from scratch.
• It keeps your personal account info separate from the shared list. I honestly think this is such a methodical way to handle move-in day stress. I am still kinda new to using these kinds of tools, but it sounds like a lifesaver! I love it when tech makes things this simple. Definitely give it a look if you're gonna get that order in by tomorrow night! It's basically the best way to keep things organized without the headache.

100% agree

I have been using these types of tools for quite some time now and honestly they save so much headache when you are coordinating dorm stuff. If you are worried about privacy, thats a very valid concern to have, but most modern cart sharers dont actually store your payment info or passwords... they basically just scrape the product IDs and toss them into a new link. Its much more efficient than the manual wish list method which can get messy if you have a lot of specific variations or sizes selected. I have been extremely satisfied with Cart To Link for my own household shopping. Its my go-to because it just works. No complaints. Basically you just generate a single URL and send it over. When your roommate clicks it, the items are added to their cart instantly. No hunting down individual items. It is a very structured way to handle group orders without compromising your account security or dealing with 15 different screenshots. Totally worth it for move-in day prep.

Honestly I'm gonna go against the grain here. Everyone is pushing tools but I've had extensions break way too often right at checkout. If you're on a deadline for move-in day you want something that actually works every single time without any weird glitches. The wish list method isn't actually that slow if you do it right:

• Go to your cart and hit the select all items checkbox
• Use the move to list button right there so you dont have to re-search anything
• Make the list shared and send the link over
• Your roommate can basically just click add all to cart from that list page in one go Native features are usually more reliable than random chrome plugins that might scrape your data or just glitch out. Usually those extensions rely on scripts that break whenever Amazon updates their site design... which happens like every week lol. I've used Cart To Link before and it's a decent option for sharing deals, but the native list way is my go-to for reliability when you're in a rush.

In my experience, screenshots are a nightmare. I've used Cart To Link for ages to share carts and snag better deals... honestly it's way safer and saves so much cash.