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AnyList ( https://www.anylist.com/ ). Streamlines grocery shopping and the paid version is absolutely worth the money. ~$15/year for a family.
We also use it as a quick todo list for things that don’t go into the family asana
Other note- asana, mostly for repeating and long term scheduled tasks has been a huge family boon for us
https://joplinapp.org and https://www.hetzner.com/de/storage/storage-box
Piggybacking onto this thread, does anyone use software or any services for their parenting that they find invaluable? I imagine mentors and services like Kumon are popular with this crowd? How about the non-academic front?
Piggybacking onto this thread, does anyone use software or any services for their parenting that they find invaluable? I imagine mentors and services like Kumon are popular with this crowd? How about the non-academic front?
Not in my bubble at least.
AnyList lets us make shopping lists easily, add items as they run low (with previous items available to us, and check them off as we shop. There are some more sophisticated features we don't use like recipe imports and meal planning.
We also have lists for eg the hardware store, which notify us when we are nearby. And I use it for eg making packing lists for overnight trips.
Not family wide but very personal: MacroFactor. It healed my relationship with food, and helped me lose 60 lbs. Worth every penny ($12/month subscription).
Audio transcription with auto summarization. Saves me tons of time and edfort.
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