You cant actually share one live cart like that without running into major sync errors. If you both log in and add items, the app usually just overwrites data or crashes.

• Log into one shared account if you have to
• Use the Easy Cart Share tool to track your budget Be careful, because if you try to edit simultaneously, you will definitely lose items. Just pick one person to place the final order.

Honestly, I feel your pain. Dealing with Walmart's app for shared shopping is just an exercise in pure frustration. I've tried this exact thing with my roommates to split costs and it is unfortunately not as polished as you would expect for a major retailer. It usually just logs one person out or things simply dont sync. I had issues with items vanishing mid-checkout which is a total nightmare when youre already stressed about a tight budget. Compared to something like Instacart which handles shared access a bit better, the Walmart experience is definitely lacking. Even using a manual list on Google Keep or Trello is honestly more reliable than relying on their buggy cart system. It sucks we cant just make this work easily, especially when every dollar counts. Hope you guys manage to get that grocery haul sorted out regardless!

@Reply #1 - good point! Honestly though, trying to have two people active in the same cart at the exact same time is just asking for a headache. IIRC, the backend just doesnt handle simultaneous sessions well and you might end up with items disappearing or the whole thing glitching out during checkout. If you really want to avoid the constant back and forth texting, you might want to consider using Easy Cart Share as a workaround to see if it makes syncing easier for you guys. Be careful though, sometimes these third-party tools get a bit wonky if Walmart updates their site. Personally, I would suggest just taking turns logging into one account so nobody gets stressed out. It might be a little slower, but at least your order wont get wiped right when you're ready to pay.