MyListResortOne app for every household list
MyListResort runs the lists a household actually keeps: groceries with freshness tracking, family recipes, maintenance schedules, party and gift planning, a family calendar, plain checklists, progress boards and kids' chores. Each type turns on only what it needs, and they all share the same app, the same members and the same free plan.
Groceries & pantry
MyListResort is a shared grocery list that normally updates connected household devices in near real time when an editor adds or checks off an item. Network or service interruptions can delay updates. It’s free and installable.
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Family recipes
A recipe in MyListResort is a list: the ingredients are the items, the steps live right beside them, and the people you share it with can read it and add every ingredient to their own grocery list in one tap. Grandma’s pasta stops living in a text thread and a photo of a card, and “make it this week” becomes a shopping list instead of a transcription job.
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Home & auto maintenance
MyListResort turns upkeep into a shared, scheduled checklist: air filters and oil changes, but also the cleaning schedule and the replace-by dates on your own routine, from a toothbrush to a dentist visit. Pick a starter template and the list opens pre-filled with tasks and editable starting intervals, like an HVAC filter every 90 days, so you start from a working checklist instead of a blank page. Review the manufacturer’s instructions and adjust every interval for your equipment. The whole household stays on the same page.
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Shopping & events
Planning a birthday party, a camping trip, a Secret Santa, or a baby? MyListResort’s shopping & events lists are one-off shared lists for a single occasion: add what you need, split it into categories, and give it a “done by” date so nothing’s forgotten on the day. The Baby prep template even starts pre-filled, from the crib down to packing the hospital bag, and every item is editable.
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Family calendar
Most families do not need another calendar app. They need the appointments, the activities and the meals in the same place as the shopping list, so nobody is checking two apps to answer one question. MyListResort keeps a family calendar as a shared list: everyone adds what they know about, everyone can check things off, and only the person who added an event can change or remove it, the list owner included. Eligible household members age 13+ can join with their own accounts; for younger children an adult adds and records instead.
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Shared checklists
Sometimes you just need a plain shared checklist: packing for a trip, a moving to-do, a one-time project. MyListResort’s general checklist is exactly that: add items, share it, and check them off together in real time. No freshness, no schedules, no clutter.
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Progress boards
When a checklist isn’t enough, MyListResort gives you a shared progress board: drag cards across columns like To Do → Doing → Done to see what’s in flight at a glance. Great for home projects, a move, and planning a big event. The Moving, Wedding, and Event planning layouts even open with starter cards already on the board, so you start working instead of staring at empty columns; every card is editable.
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Kids’ chores & allowance
MyListResort turns chores into a shared board an adult manages for the family. Eligible household members age 13+ can join with their own accounts, see the board, and check off assigned chores. For younger children, an adult records progress instead. Every chore can carry a point value or dollar amount; at payday, one tap records the total and resets the board for the next round. There’s no debit card or bank account: MyListResort keeps the tally and you settle up in cash, however you like.
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Special needs families
When one household tracks safe foods, waitlists, renewal dates, supply reorders and a caregiver handoff at the same time, the coordination is its own job. MyListResort pre-shapes its ordinary shared lists for that job: the exact brands that work, the dates that quietly run everything, the calls to make, the steps of the morning. Every caregiver you invite sees the same list, and it works in your words, with no diagnosis fields anywhere. If the person doing the coordinating is you, for yourself, the same templates work solo.
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Roommates
A shared house runs on jobs nobody agreed to own: dishes, toilet paper, the electric bill. MyListResort gives the house one set of lists instead of a group-chat argument. Cleaning jobs sit on a repeating schedule with a name on each, so the bathroom comes back around on its own and everyone can see whose turn it was. The grocery and supply lists normally sync across connected devices in near real time. Bill and renewal dates arrive as reminders before they land, and a board holds the one-off projects. No ads, no bank logins, and anyone can export their data when the lease ends.
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Couples
Most couples apps want you to chat in them. MyListResort handles the other half of living together: one grocery list you both add to, a shared calendar list for appointments and plans, the bills and renewals on a reminder schedule, the repeating jobs split between you, and a packing list when you get away. Changes normally sync across connected devices in near real time. The family features stay out of the way until you want them, and there are no ads and no bank logins.
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Not sure where to start?
The guides walk through setting each of these up in about ten minutes, and the food shelf-life guide covers what the freshness clock knows about hundreds of foods.