Grocery List
A shared grocery list that sorts itself into aisle order. One person adds an item, everyone sees it.
Three small apps for the lists a household actually keeps: the grocery run, today's tasks and the year ahead. Shared with a six-digit code — no account needed.
Each one does a single job and does it properly. Same quiet interface, same way of sharing.
A shared grocery list that sorts itself into aisle order. One person adds an item, everyone sees it.
What needs doing today — one screen, one column, finished by evening.
Twelve months at a glance. Big goals broken down into steps you can actually tick off.
Standing up, one-handed, in a hurry, often with someone else waiting on the other end.
Read out a six-digit code and you are sharing. No email, no password, no setup wizard.
In the checkout line, on the bus, at the kitchen counter. Every action sits where your thumb already is.
The list lives on your phone first. When the connection comes back, everything syncs quietly in the background.