Grocery lists, to-dos and packing lists your household shares. Add things by typing, talking or snapping a photo, and tick them off from any phone, the web or the wall.
Shop together
Anyone in the household can add to a list from home, work or the school run, and it shows up on the shopper’s phone within seconds, even mid-aisle. Back home, you can see what’s already been ticked off.
Snap, say, forward
Photograph a handwritten list, a recipe page or the school’s supply sheet, and the assistant reads it and prepares the items for your list. Or just say what you need. Forward an email to your household address, and its to-dos land on the right list.
Recipes
Add a recipe’s ingredients in two taps. They join what’s already on the list when the amounts can safely be added up, and each item says which meals it’s for.
To-do lists
Jot it down the moment you think of it: house jobs, packing, gift ideas, the school run. Keep a list just for you, share one with the house, and drag things into the order you’ll do them.
From list to task
A list holds what you need to remember. When something needs a day, a person or a reminder, tap Make this a chore. It moves to Tasks, up for grabs, where you can give it a time, someone to do it and a reminder.
On the wall
Put the groceries or Saturday’s packing list on the wall, and anyone can tick things off as they go, kids included, with no account. If the Wi-Fi drops, the ticks wait and catch up.
Built for the weekly shop and everything in between.
Start typing and Famlet suggests what you’ve bought before, so the weekly shop takes a few taps.
Say how much, group items under sections you name, and leave a note like “the blue one”.
Groceries, Costco, Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, Walmart and Target are ready from day one. Rename them, remove them or add your own.
A private list is seen only by its owners. Add a co-owner to plan a surprise together.
Ticked items stay greyed out until you clear them, so nobody wonders whether the milk was bought.
Everyone in your household with a Famlet account can add, edit and tick items on any list that isn’t private. Kids without accounts can tick items on the wall.
Yes. New items and ticks show up on every phone, the web and the wall within seconds.
Yes. Take a photo of a handwritten list, a recipe page or a school supply sheet in the assistant’s chat, and it prepares the items for you to add.
Not automatically. Give items a section, like Produce or Dairy, and the phone groups them that way.
Lists are for things to remember. When something needs a day, a person or a reminder, tap Make this a chore and set them in Tasks.
Yes. A private list is seen only by its owners, not by other members, parents or the wall. Add a co-owner to plan a surprise together.
Not yet. Lists are shared with the people in your household.
Groceries and your store lists are ready the moment you set up your household.
