Lists by message
Turn chaos into clarity, one text at a time.
Send a messy thought, get back structure. Listify lives in your chat — turning scattered ideas into lists you can actually use.
grocery list with milk and eggs
Done — Groceries ready.
oh and sourdough, butter and coffee beans
Added! Groceries has 5 items.
- Milk
- Eggs12
- Sourdough
- Butter
- Coffee beans500 g
Groceries · 5 itemscreated just now
How it works
Clarity in three steps.
Connect your chat
Open your favorite messenger. No extra downloads — just text us like you would a friend.
Dump your thoughts
Send messy texts, voice notes, or even photos of napkins. Don't worry about formatting; we'll handle the chaos.
Get organized
Structured lists come straight back. Open the web app from the link the bot sends, or just ask for them again.
Features
More than just lists.
Where you already are
WhatsApp, Telegram or LINE. No account to create, no app to install.
Plain language
“add 2 dozen eggs to groc” lands as 24 eggs on Groceries. Fuzzy names, quantities, many items at once.
Voice notes
Talk instead of typing. Voice messages are transcribed and filed into the right list.
Photo to list
Snap a recipe, a whiteboard or a napkin. A vision model reads it and the items come back as a list.
Repeating lists
Groceries every week, chores every Sunday. Each period gets a fresh copy; finished weeks stay as history.
Sharing and reminders
Share a list as viewer or collaborator, and get reminded in plain language — timezones handled.
Pricing
Three sizes. No trial.
Prices in US dollars, billed monthly. There is no free trial — Free is the trial, and it doesn't expire.
The app
The same lists, in your thumb.
Tap the one-time link the bot sends and the lists open as a phone app. Nothing to install, no password to remember. Try it — it's live below.
your lists
Lists
5 lists · 2 repeating
- Try it
- Tap any row — it checks in place, no reload.
- Swipe a row to the left to reveal delete.
- Tap
«on Groceries to stage next week. - Open a list, then tap
···for options. - Add an item from the bar at the bottom, in thumb reach.
Components
The printer's type case.
Buttons
Text input
Fuzzy matching means “sun ch” finds it later.
Checkbox & toggle
Chips
Toast
Empty state
Icons
The mark
A sun with a tick cut out of it.
One disc, one cut. The sun says this is a warm, daily, domestic thing you touch every morning; the tick punched clean through its lower half says the thing is done. Because the check is negative space, the band behind it shows through — the mark is a hole, not a drawing, so it holds together at 16 px in a browser tab.
At larger sizes a second disc sits 3 px off register behind it, the way a two-colour poster press slips a hair between plates. That misprint is the brand's whole personality in one detail, and it disappears at 16 px where it would only muddy the shape.