Family Hub.Shared family lists
Less to remember. More on the list.
The picnic blanket. The library books. The milk someone mentioned at breakfast. Keep the little things in shared family lists, instead of trying to hold them all in your head.
Get the little things onto a listUse it in your browser today. Android and iOS apps coming soon.
PICTURE YOUR EVERYDAY
A list for whatever’s coming up
Illustrative household lists, not real family information. Create and name your own lists in the app.
- Weekend packing
Ready for a picnic
Picnic blanket, water bottles, sandwiches and a spare layer. Check each item off as it goes in the bag.
- Household errands
While we’re out
Return library books, pick up the dry cleaning and buy a birthday card. Keep the small jobs together.
- Shopping
The kitchen essentials
Add milk, apples and bread with quantities. Grocery items can be grouped by aisle for the shopping trip.
A SMALL START GOES A LONG WAY
Make it work for your household.
Name a list for the job
Create a list for packing, errands or a household project. Give it a name your people will recognize.
Add what you need
Write down items and optional quantities. Edit an item when the plan changes, without having to start a new list.
Check things off together
Adults in your household can access the shared lists. Mark an item complete, undo a check if needed and clear completed items when you’re ready.
GOOD TO KNOW
A few practical details.
Are lists only for groceries?
No. You can create named lists for things like packing, errands or household to-dos. Aisle grouping is for the shopping list.
Can I turn a recipe into shopping items?
Yes. The meal planner lets you review ingredients before adding selected items to the shared shopping list. Explore the meal-planning guide below for the full workflow.
Do shared lists work without signing in?
Your household lists require sign-in. Use an internet connection for the normal shared editing workflow.
START WITH WHAT HELPS TODAY