Every list app we tried wanted to become a project manager. sLists doesn’t. It wants to be the place your grocery list lives, with a deadline when it actually has one.
§ 01What it is
sLists is a single-purpose app for writing down lists. Groceries, packing, a book stack, Sunday chores. You add items, check them off, set a deadline if it matters, and reset the whole list when the week starts again. That’s the app.
§ 02What it does
Every list is an object. Make as many as you want. Long-press to rename, swipe to delete, tap an item for a due date, auto-reset the list on a schedule. The grid above is every feature.
Software for lists should be as simple as the paper it replaced.
§ 03What it won’t do
No projects, no inboxes, no subtasks, no priorities, no calendar view, no AI suggesting your shopping list, no “weekly review” nag. If you want those, use a task manager — there are excellent ones. This is not one.
And no live collaboration. Sharing goes through the system share sheet — text or a CSV file. If you need a list that updates on someone else’s phone live, look elsewhere.
§ 04Who it’s for
People who keep lists. People who keep grocery lists. People who want a deadline that quietly arrives without a project plan attached. People who close overcomplicated list apps in frustration within the first week.
