Shared shopping, family to-dos and your own list. Tick it off as you go.
Someone finishes the milk, someone else is at the shops, and the list is on the fridge at home. HeyKit keeps one shopping list for the whole family, so whoever is out sees what's needed and whoever is home can add to it. The same place holds the family to-do list and a list that's just yours.
A shared family shopping list, a family to-do list and a personal list for yourself. When anyone changes the shared lists, everyone sees it.
Some jobs come round every week. Set a task to repeat — every Monday for the bins, say — and it's back on the list when it's due.
From any shopping item, one tap searches Checkers Sixty60 or Woolworths for it. It opens their site with the search done, and you take it from there — HeyKit doesn't place the order for you.
Tell Ask HeyKit "add milk, bread and eggs" and they land on the shopping list. If a dinner idea on Home looks good, you can add its ingredients to the list straight from there.
The weekly summary email lists what's on the shopping list, so it's in front of you before the big shop.
In practice
You're leaving the office and someone at home has already added nappies and dishwasher tablets. Open the list in the parking lot, tick them off in the aisle.
A dinner idea on Home catches your eye. Add its ingredients to the shopping list and the person doing the shop has everything they need.
No time to go out. Tap an item to search Checkers Sixty60 or Woolworths and build your order on their site from what's on the list.
Also in HeyKit
IDs, passports, policies and school letters, grouped by person. On your phone when you need them.
Per-month category budgets, daily pace, end-of-month forecast.
Snap a till slip. We read the store, the total, the date. You confirm.