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Version 7.1.1 · 2026-10-28
• Improved advertising stability and internal app processing.
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The store currently lists version 7.1.1, updated 2026-10-28.





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Make a list once and use it again. Organize packing, shopping and daily to-dos with nested items, your own templates and quick check resets. Core features are free; ad removal is a one-time purchase.
■ Organize items into lists and sublists
Group items by category: Trip → Clothes → Shirts and socks. Parent and child items keep longer lists organized, and you can reorder items to suit your plans.
■ Reuse your lists
Save a frequently used list as a template for your next shopping trip or vacation. Copy items or entire lists instead of entering everything again.
■ See what is left to do
Checking a parent item also checks its children. Switch between To-Do and All to see the remaining items. Use Uncheck All to reset your list for next time.
■ Everyday conveniences
Add items continuously, search your lists, and move or copy items.…
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• Improved advertising stability and internal app processing.
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