A shared grocery list the whole family can shop from
Someone notices the milk is gone, adds it, and it’s on the list in your pocket before you reach the store. To-do lists and packing lists work the same way.
Two people, one store, no double cereal
The list updates live. Split up in the store and you’ll see each other’s ticks as you go, so nobody comes home with a second box of cereal.
Items are sorted into store aisles automatically, so the produce is together and the dairy is together. Add a quantity when it matters, like six yogurts or two loaves of bread.
Who’s handling what, and by when
Any item can be assigned to someone and given a due date. “Buy a gift for Sam’s party” goes to Dad, due Friday. “Sign the field trip form” goes to Mom, due Thursday.
Start from a list that’s already written
Ready-made lists cover the moments that come back every year: packing for vacation, getting ready for back to school, planning a birthday party. Pick one, then make it your own.
Items that land on the list for you
Planning dinners for the week? Add a recipe’s ingredients to the shopping list in one tap, and anything already on it is skipped. A message in the family chat can become a list item too.
Questions
Can two of us shop from the same list at once?
Yes. The list updates live, so each of you sees the other’s ticks right away.
Can I share a list with the babysitter or a grandparent?
Yes. Caregiver access can cover specific lists, either read-only or with permission to add items, for as long as you choose. You can remove access at any time, and it takes effect immediately.
Is it only for groceries?
No. Use it for to-do lists, packing lists and anything else the family needs to keep track of. Ready-made lists for vacation, back to school and birthday parties help you get started.