Works where you already are
WhatsApp, Telegram or LINE. No account to create, no app to install, nothing new to open.
Send a messy thought and get back structure. Listify lives in WhatsApp, Telegram and LINE — it writes the list down while you talk, and keeps it.
No account, no download, no new habit. You already know how to text.
Open WhatsApp, Telegram or LINE and text Listify the way you'd text a friend. Nothing to install, no account to make.
Messy sentences, voice notes and photos all land as clean, ordered items. Ask for the list back any time — "show groceries".
Tap the link the bot sends and the same lists open in the web app, built for one thumb. Check things off, add, share.
WhatsApp, Telegram or LINE. No account to create, no app to install, nothing new to open.
"add 2 dozen eggs to groc" lands as 24 eggs on Groceries. Fuzzy list names, quantities and several items at once.
Talk instead of typing. Listify transcribes the note and files what you said, in the order you said it.
Snap a recipe, a whiteboard or a napkin. A vision model reads the picture and pulls the items out of it.
Groceries every week, chores every Sunday. Each period gets a fresh copy; finished weeks stay as history.
Share a list with family as viewer or collaborator, and set reminders in plain language — timezones handled.
Every plan speaks all three messengers. Limits reset each day at midnight in your own timezone.
Plus €8.99 / £8.99 · Ultra €21.99 / £21.99. No free trial — the free plan simply doesn't expire.
Cancel from the chat: send "cancel" and the bot handles it.
Opened from a one-time link the bot sends you. Tap to check, swipe to delete, add with one hand — this one is live, try it.
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Start one by sending a message to Listify in your messenger, or tap New list.
It's a rubber stamp — the mark a clerk thumps on a page when a thing is settled. The ring carries the name, and the tick sits where the ink actually lands. The edge is deliberately imperfect: a real stamp never prints twice the same way.
At 16 pixels the rim lettering drops away and the ring and tick carry it alone, which is also the favicon and the app tile.