A shared grocery list that’s just a link
Text a link, and whoever opens it sees the same grocery list you do — live. When your partner checks off milk in the store, it disappears from your screen at home. No sign-up, no app store, no “invite to workspace.” Open, type, share.
Opens instantly. No account, no email.
Built for the weekly shop
Add items as you think of them through the week. Group them into sections that match your store — Produce, Dairy, Frozen — and drag items between them. Whoever shops just walks the aisles and checks things off; the section counters (3/5) show what’s left at a glance.
Add by voice while your hands are full
Tap the mic and say “add milk, eggs, and whatever we need for tacos” — the built-in assistant adds the items, and everyone on the list sees them appear. It can sort things into sections too.
Why not a notes app or a text thread?
Texted lists go stale the moment someone buys something. Shared notes apps need everyone on the same platform and signed in. A grocery list here is a URL: it works on any phone, updates in real time, and the person you share it with never creates an account.
Questions
- Does the other person need the app?
- No. There is no app — the link opens in any browser, and they can edit immediately.
- Can two people use it at the same time?
- Yes. Changes sync live, and you can see who else is on the list and who’s editing what.
- Can I reuse the list every week?
- Yes — uncheck everything and go again, or keep a “staples” section you never delete.