
A trip.
One list, five people, ticks from the car and the kitchen.
"Can I make a packing or shopping list my family can tick off from a link?" Yes. Ask for the list in one message and share the link.
Try it freeSee it happen ↓Ask for the list in one message. You get a link; anyone with it can tick, untick and add, with no login and no app. What someone else ticks, you see. Ask Handled what is left and it reads the list back to you.
The chat on the left. What it produced on the right.
The page updates as people tick. On the day, ask what is left and it answers from the list.
Four situations people use this for every week.

One list, five people, ticks from the car and the kitchen.

Say what you are cooking and get the list sorted by aisle.

Who brings what. Names next to lines.

Rooms, boxes, who carries which.
The first message is never the last. Three things people write in the weeks that follow.
It reads the unticked lines back, in the chat.
It adds them; the link stays the same.
A file in the chat, for the printer on the fridge.
Nothing to connect. The list lives on a link only people with the link can open, and you can delete it any time by telling Handled.
No. They open the link in any browser and tick.
As many as you like, each with its own link.
Ask for a page: a menu, an invitation with yes and no, a one-page site. See the page about making a page.
Only people with the link can open it. Nothing is indexed.
Yes. Ask what is left, or ask for the whole list, and it answers in the chat.
Yes, same list, same link.

One message with what it is for. Share the link with the family, the flatmates, the team. Free to try, no app to install.