MyListResort guides
How to actually run the things a household keeps track of: groceries and what is about to go off, a maintenance schedule that sticks, a party, a packing list, kids' chores. Every guide is a step-by-step you can follow in about ten minutes, written against what the app really does.
How to track food expiration dates, including once opened
the no-inventory method, one tap when you open something, built-in shelf-life data
How to share a grocery list with your household
invites, live editing on every phone, view-only members, controlled hand-offs
How to share a family recipe and shop it in one tap
a recipe as a shareable list, view-only for the family, ingredients onto any grocery list in one tap
How to build a home maintenance schedule that sticks
templates for home, car, yard and cleaning by room with editable starting intervals, sharing and assignments
The move-out checklist that gets your deposit back
room by room, with the before-and-after photos, the written notice and the deadline that decide a deposit
The fall home maintenance checklist
gutters, heating, drafts and outdoor taps before the cold, with the recurring ones set to come back
How to winterize your home
pipes and taps, heating, drafts, roof and gutters, plus what to have ready before the power goes out
How long Thanksgiving leftovers last, dish by dish
turkey, sides, cranberry sauce and pies with fridge and freezer windows from USDA data, plus a plan for the days after
How to plan a party with a shared shopping list
four categories, optional per-item due-by dates, helpers on one live list
How to make a shared packing list for any trip
five buckets, per-person items, reusable every trip; same method for moving
How to run household projects on a kanban board
free shared columns and cards for home life, owners on every card
How to set up a kids’ chore and allowance system that sticks
step-by-step, no debit card needed, points or dollars, one child or several
How to install the app on iPhone, Android, Windows, or Mac
per-platform install steps: iPhone share sheet, Android install prompt, desktop browsers
How to set dates by typing them into the item, with no extra fields
set a due date, a use-by or a weekly repeat from the words you already typed
How to keep a safe foods list, down to the exact brand
three lanes, brand-level rows, and the reorder habit that keeps the safe shelf stocked
A care sheet a sitter can follow, printable and always current
what belongs on a caregiver handoff sheet, a free printable blank, and how to keep it current
How to stop losing the renewal dates that run everything
IEP clocks, reauthorization lead times and refill dates, dated to when the paperwork must start
Wandering safety information, ready before you need it
the printed card, the Big Red Safety Box, and copies that stay current
Looking for shelf life instead?
The food shelf-life guide answers "how long does opened {food} last" for hundreds of foods, using the USDA FoodKeeper data.