iPhone · iPad · Apple Watch

A shared list for everything worth remembering.

Plan a trip, run a household, track a project, or just remember the milk. Share each list with the people who need it, and choose whether they can edit it or only look.

Coming to the App Store. No account to create, no ads, no analytics.

Weekend Adventure 🏕️

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  • No account to create
  • Syncs through your own iCloud
  • No ads, no analytics
  • Works offline, syncs when it can

Sharing

Share one list, not your whole account.

Sharing goes through the standard iOS share sheet, so the people you invite get an ordinary iCloud invitation. They need My List installed to open it — but never an account with me.

  1. Invite from the list itself

    Tap share and pick people the way you would share anything else on iPhone or iPad. Nothing leaves the list you chose.

  2. Choose what each person can do

    Can edit lets them add, tick, and reorder, and everyone sees the change as it happens. View only hides every control that would change the list, so nobody edits it by accident.

  3. Change your mind whenever

    Adjust someone's access or stop sharing entirely. Only the lists you deliberately share are ever visible to anyone else.

The same list, wherever you are

Big screen, pocket, wrist, glance.

One list, kept in step across every device signed into your iCloud — down to a widget on the Home Screen.

My List on iPad showing thirteen colour-coded lists — Camping Gear, Spring Cleaning, Birthday Bash and more — each with the number of items left, above a search field for list names.

Room to think on iPad

Search list names, and sort by name, by when you made a list, or by how much of it is left.

The reminder sheet on iPhone, set to remind everyone about Weekend Adventure on 6 August at 9:00 AM, with Once, Daily, Weekly and Monthly options and a switch to silence it on this device only.

Reminders everyone gets

The schedule travels with the shared list. Anyone can silence it on their own device without touching it for the others.

My List on Apple Watch showing Farmers Market, Book Club and Tech Setup with the number of items left in each.

Tick it off from your wrist

Your real lists on Apple Watch, not a cut-down copy.

The lists screen on iPhone switched to a grid layout, showing Weekend Adventure, Grocery Run, Holiday Baking and Beach Day as tiles with their remaining counts.

Rows or a grid

Switch the lists screen between a list and a grid.

Four widget sizes

Keep a chosen list on the Home Screen and open it with one tap. Small, medium, large, and extra large — all four on one Home Screen here.

An iPad Home Screen carrying four My List widgets for the Farmers Market list at once: an extra large widget across the top, a large widget, a medium widget, and two small widgets, each showing ten items left and the first few item names.

Make it yours

Six themes, each with a light and a dark side.

Pick one and the whole page changes with it — these are the same six the app offers. Then give every list its own colour.

Twenty colours for the lists themselves

  • Graphite
  • Red
  • Coral
  • Orange
  • Amber
  • Gold
  • Olive
  • Green
  • Mint
  • Teal
  • Aqua
  • Sky
  • Blue
  • Navy
  • Indigo
  • Periwinkle
  • Violet
  • Plum
  • Pink
  • Rose

Details

The small things, done properly.

  • Search

    Find a list by name, or an item inside one.

  • Rows or a grid

    Switch the lists screen between a list and a grid of tiles.

  • Sort

    By name, by when you made it, or by how much is left.

  • Suggestions that remember

    Each list remembers what you have added before and offers it back as a one-tap chip.

  • Pictures

    Add a photo from the camera, your library, or straight from the clipboard.

  • Drag to reorder

    Move an item and only that item moves.

  • Ticked items sink

    Checked items drop below the rest and keep an order of their own, so the top of the list is always what is left.

  • Works without iCloud

    If iCloud is unreachable the app keeps working on the device and catches up later.

Privacy

Your lists live in your iCloud, not on a server of mine.

  • No account

    It uses the iCloud account already signed in on your device. There is nothing to create and nothing to remember.

  • No analytics

    No tracking, no ads, no third-party SDKs. The app talks to iCloud and to nothing else.

  • No developer access

    Your private database is yours. I cannot read your lists, and shared lists reach only the people you invite.

Read the full privacy policy

Pricing

Free, apart from one thing.

Free — everything, for one person

  • As many private lists as you like
  • iCloud sync across all your devices
  • Reminders, widgets, and Apple Watch
  • Pictures, colours, and all six themes
  • Joining a list somebody shares with you

US$0.99 a week or US$29.99 a year

  • Needed only to create a share
  • People you invite never need one of their own
  • Renews until cancelled, from your Apple Account
  • If it lapses you get seven days' warning, and you can always stop a share you created

Subscription terms

Questions

Before you ask.

Does the person I share with have to pay?

No. Only creating a share needs the subscription. Anyone you invite can view or edit on their own devices for free.

What happens if my subscription lapses?

You keep every list, and everything except creating a new share carries on working. My List warns you seven days before anything changes, and you can always stop a share you created — that is never gated.

Can I use it without iCloud?

Yes. If iCloud is unavailable or you are signed out, lists stay on the device and Settings says so plainly. Sharing needs iCloud, because sharing is iCloud.

Can you read my lists?

No. Your lists sit in your own private iCloud database. I have no access to it, and there is no server of mine in between.

Is there an Android or web version?

No. My List is built on CloudKit and SwiftUI, which is exactly what lets it work without an account of its own — and that ties it to Apple's platforms.

Does a reminder go to everybody?

Yes. The schedule belongs to the list, so every participant is reminded on their own devices. Anyone can silence a list on their own device without changing it for anyone else.

Where is it on the App Store?

Not there yet. This page will link to it the moment it is live — there is deliberately no link here until then.