Say it.It’s onthe list.
Send a messy thought, get back structure. Listify lives in your chat — turning scattered ideas, voice notes and photos into lists you can actually use.
Three steps, and the last one is optional.
A real sequenceMessage the bot
Open WhatsApp, Telegram or LINE and text Listify the way you would text a friend. Nothing to install, no account to create.
It keeps the list
Messy sentences, voice notes, a photo of a recipe. Listify pulls out the items, quantities and dates and files them on the right list.
Ask it back, anytime
Ask in chat, or tap the one-time link the bot sends to open the web app. Same lists, same order, on any device.
More than just lists.
Six of themWorks where you already are
WhatsApp, Telegram or LINE. No account to create, no app to install, no new icon on your home screen.
Plain language
“Add 2 dozen eggs to groc” works. Fuzzy list names, quantities and multi-item adds are all understood.
Voice notes
Talk instead of typing. Listify transcribes the note and pulls the items straight out of it.
Photo to list
Snap a recipe, a whiteboard or a napkin. A vision model reads it and hands back a list you can tick off.
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 set reminders in plain language. Time zones handled for you.
Pay for volume, not for features.
Monthly · USDBuilt for one thumb.
390 × 844The bot sends a one-time link; the app opens on the same lists. Tap a row to tick it, swipe left to delete, add from the bar at the bottom. Try it — it works right here.
Lists
Groceries
One stroke set, two rule weights.
Concert RedTwo lines and a tick.
Survives at 16 pxTwo bars of unequal length are a list with a ragged right edge; the third line is not a bar but the tick that finishes it. The whole mark sits on a 32-unit grid, one bar per row, so it is built the same way the page is.
The tick is the only part in the accent colour, which means the mark carries the palette anywhere it goes. Its stroke is 4.5 of 32 units, so at 16 px it is still 2.25 px thick and reads as a check, not a smudge.