Running the house should not be one person's job
Shopping, pantry, meals, chores, the calendar, and the money — shared, so the whole household can see it.
In most houses one person is quietly holding the whole system: what is in the fridge, what needs buying, whose turn it is, what Thursday looks like. None of that is hard, and all of it is invisible. Putting it somewhere everyone can see is what makes it shareable.
One shared household
Invite the people you live with, once.
- Lists, pantry, chores, calendar, and budget shared
- Everyone sees the same thing
- No forwarding screenshots
Less asking, less repeating
The answers live somewhere instead of in one head.
- What is in the pantry, visible to everyone
- Whose turn it is, decided by rotation
Built around real shopping
Photos and receipts, not data entry evenings.
- Add products by photographing them
- Receipts become line items
The money side too
Because groceries are most of it.
- Spending sorted into categories
- A monthly net-worth log
Questions
How much setup is there before it is useful?
Create a household, invite one other person, start a list. That is enough to be useful on the first shop; the pantry and budget fill in over time.
Does everyone need the app for it to work?
The people who shop or tick things off do. One person using it alone still works, but sharing is where it earns its keep.
Is it free?
Creating an account and running your household's lists is free.
Get your household on one list
Free to start — create a household and invite the people you live with.
Create your account