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The Ultimate Guide to Sharing Holiday Gift Lists This Season
Partagé le 23 October 2026, par Ed
The holidays are the busiest shopping season of the year, and almost none of it is solo shopping. Here are the best ways to use Share-A-Cart this season, from gift lists and Secret Santa to holiday parties and Thanksgiving dinner.
Share-A-Cart Wins Tech & Learning’s “Best for Back to School” Award — Two Years Running
Partagé le 24 September 2026, par Ed
Share-A-Cart has been named a winner of Tech & Learning’s Best for Back to School 2026 award in the Secondary category — our second year in a row. Here’s what the judges had to say.
Share-A-Cart Is Now Live in ChatGPT and Claude
Partagé le 9 September 2026, par Ed
Share-A-Cart is now officially available in both ChatGPT’s plugin directory and Claude’s Connectors directory. Here’s how to connect it in either one, so you can go from planning to a shareable cart without leaving your conversation.
From Lesson Plan to Purchase Order: How Teachers Can Use the Share-A-Cart AI Connector
Partagé le 4 September 2026, par Ed
A teacher uploaded a water filter lesson plan and asked Claude what supplies it needed. Here’s how the Share-A-Cart AI connector turned it into an Amazon cart — sized to the class, and ready to forward to whoever does the purchasing.
Scan It, Save It: Barcode Scanning and Deals Are Now Live in the Share-A-Cart App
Partagé le 4 September 2026, par Ed
Two new features are live in the Share-A-Cart iOS and Android apps: scan any product’s barcode to add it straight to a cart, and browse coupons, sales, and exclusive discounts in a brand-new Deals tab.
Back-to-School, Made a Little Easier
Partagé le 18 August 2026, par Ed
Between supply lists, lesson planning, and getting everything approved and ordered, back-to-school season asks a lot of teachers. Here are three ways Share-A-Cart can help — from faster purchasing approvals to turning a lesson plan into a ready-to-order cart.
