Connect your chat
Open the messenger you already use. Nothing to download — text Listify the way you would text a friend.
Send a messy thought, get back structure. Listify lives in your chat — scattered ideas in, lists you can actually use out.
ok so for paris I need to go to that picasso museum, maybe around 10? and dinner at le comptoir
Got it — starting a Paris Trip list. What else do you need?
oh and pack my linen shirt, also need a sketchbook for marais
Added. Your Paris Trip list now has four items.
A real sequence, not a diagram. This is the whole product.
There is no account to create and no app to install. You write in a chat you already have open, in whatever words come out first, and the list is waiting afterwards — in the same conversation, or in the web app the bot links you to. That is the entire interface.
Open the messenger you already use. Nothing to download — text Listify the way you would text a friend.
Messy texts, voice notes, photos of napkins. Don't worry about formatting; Listify handles the chaos.
Ask for the list in chat, or open the web app from the link the bot sends. Same lists, both places.
Everything here works from a chat message. The web app is a convenience, never a requirement.
WhatsApp, Telegram or LINE. No account to create, no app to install, no new inbox to check.
“add 2 dozen eggs to groc” puts 24 eggs on Groceries. Fuzzy list names, quantities, several items at once.
Talk instead of typing. The note is transcribed and the items are pulled out of it, in any order you said them.
Send a recipe, a whiteboard or a PDF. A vision model reads it and writes the list for you.
Groceries every week, chores every Sunday. Each period gets a fresh copy; finished weeks stay as history.
Share a list as viewer or collaborator. Set reminders in plain language — timezones are handled for you.
Listify, in one line“Send a messy thought, get back structure.”
No free trial, because Free is not a trial. Cancel from the chat whenever you like.
Voice notes, photos, repeating lists, sharing and the API are on every plan, including Free.
The bot sends a one-time link and it opens this. Everything below is live — tap a list, check a row, swipe one away.
Repeats weekly on Monday
It checks in place: the rule draws through the text and the row settles to the bottom of the list.
Delete is revealed underneath. A tap still toggles — the gesture never steals the tap.
On a repeating list it stages next week early, so you can start the shop before Monday.
No spinners anywhere. The change lands first and reconciles behind your back.
Every part the product is built from, at the size it is actually used.
Fuzzy names work in chat too — “groc” finds this list.
Start one by sending a message to Listify in your messenger, or tap “New list”.
Listify has never had a logo. This is one.
One unbroken stroke: down the stem of an L, into the vertex, and back up as a check. The letter and the tick are the same line, so the mark says the product's whole job — a list, done — without a word.
It is drawn on a 32-unit grid at a single stroke weight with square caps and mitred joins, which is why it still holds at 16 px in a browser tab. The wordmark sets Listify in the display face with the full stop in the accent colour: the same idea, punctuated.
Not used: a speech bubble, a clipboard, or a circle with a letter in it. Every messaging product owns a bubble already, and a clipboard is an office, not a chat.