She looks up from her phone as he walks in with the groceries — and the one thing he forgot.

The little lists that hold a home together.

Cartee keeps your household in sync. One of you types, the other shops. Nobody forgets.

Didn't you forget something?

How it works

  1. Make the list together

    Anyone in your household adds items, from anywhere, at any time.

  2. Shop with live ticks

    Grab an item, tick it off. Everyone sees it instantly, so nothing gets bought twice.

  3. Walk out with everything

    Your list follows your store's aisle order, so you never circle back for the milk.

Free for you. Shared for the household.

Free

  • Unlimited private lists on your phone
  • Categories in your store's aisle order
  • Works fully offline
  • Free forever, not a trial

Shared

  • Shared lists for the whole household, live
  • Everyone adds, everyone ticks
  • One subscription, members join free
  • Archive finished lists and bring them back
  • Duo€1.49 / monthFor the two of youSave 44% with €9.99 / year≈ €0.42 a month each, if split
  • Family€2.49 / monthFor the whole crew7-day free trialSave 33% with €19.99 / year≈ €0.33 a month each, if split

One plan covers the whole household. Your own lists are free, always.

See plans and prices

Nobody carries the household alone.

Cartee is coming to iPhone and Android.

App StoreGoogle PlayComing soon

Questions your household will ask

See all questions and answers

Is Cartee free?

Yes. Private lists on your phone are free forever, with the full feature set. A Duo or Family plan adds real-time shared lists for your household.

Do we both need to pay?

No. One subscription covers the whole household. Everyone else joins free with an invite.

What if I'm offline in the store?

Everything keeps working. You can add and tick items with no signal, and your changes sync the moment you're back online.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes, both.

What happens to our lists if we cancel?

While the App Store or Google Play is still retrying a failed payment, nothing changes. Once the subscription has actually ended, everyone in the household can still open the shared lists for 7 days, but nobody can change them — time for the owner to keep a copy on their phone or renew, and for anyone else to make their own. Renewing within 30 days brings everything back — or, after the first 7 days, you can choose to start a new household instead. After 30 days, the household and its shared lists are permanently deleted.

How is this better than a shared note?

Ticks appear live while you shop, items sort by your store's aisle order, quantities are built in, and completed items file themselves away instead of piling up.