A note that looks and feels like the iPhone Notes app, with one difference: two people can open it at once. You both see the same checklist, and items tick off in front of you.
Built for the texts that go "did you grab the cooler?" back and forth all afternoon. One shared list, and you both just watch it fill in.
It keeps the part you already know, the plain note with a checklist, and adds the one thing it never had: someone else editing it with you.
A list of notes, a big title, and a body where text and tappable checklist items live side by side. Tap a line to turn it into a checkbox, tap the circle to mark it done. Nothing new to learn.
For the lasagna and Sunday breakfast.
Tap Share on any note and it hands you a link and a four digit PIN. Send both however you like. The other person opens the link, types the PIN, and the note drops into their own list. No sign up, no app to install.
Send the link and the PIN. Without the PIN, the link opens nothing.
While the note is open, a small Live dot tells you it is connected. When the other person checks something off or adds a line, it shows up on your screen on its own. No refresh, no merge button.
No account, no app store, no setup. Make a note, share it, and watch it stay in sync.
Tap the pencil, give it a title, and add your lines. Turn any line into a checklist item with one tap.
Tap Share, then send the link and the four digit PIN to whoever you want editing it with you.
They open the link, type the PIN, and you are both on the same note. Check things off and watch it update.
A shared note needs a place to live, so this one has a small backend. The trick was keeping it private without making anyone sign in.
The notes table is sealed off. Nothing reads or writes it directly. Every action goes through a small set of database functions that check the note's PIN first, so the link by itself is useless without it. Live updates ride a lightweight signal that only ever says "this note changed," never the contents, and each phone then re-fetches through that same PIN check. Your phone remembers which notes are yours, the shared text lives in the database, and there is no account to create or password to forget. It is the Notes app I wished existed every time a grocery run turned into a string of texts.
Open it, make a list, and share it with someone. Then watch them check things off without saying a word.
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