How do I find out what's new in Just List, and tell you what I think?
The app shows one short card when something new comes out, with a 👍, a 👎 and room for a sentence. Every update is also on the What's New page on the website.
How to do it
Update the app
When something new comes out, the next time you open your lists one small card explains what changed.
"Show me" or "Not now"
"Show me" takes you straight to the new feature. "Not now" closes the card, and it won't come back for that update.
Say what you think
Tap 👍 or 👎. If you like, type a sentence and tap "Send". A real person reads it.
Want to see everything?
Every update, with short videos, is on the What's New page: justlistapp.com/en/whats-new
We add things to Just List all the time, and nobody reads release notes. So when something new comes out, the app shows it to you in one short card, once, and asks what you think.
What's on the card
- A title and a short line: what changed and why it's handy.
- "Show me", which takes you straight to the feature.
- A 👍 and a 👎, plus room to write a sentence.
- "Chat with a real person", if you have a question.
Where to see every update
On the What's New page. Everything that came out is there, with short videos and guides.
What's free and what's Plus
The card, the ratings and the chat are free for everyone, on every plan.
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Who reads what I write?
The person who builds Just List. It goes straight there, not to a bot.
Can I change my rating?
Yes. While the card is open, tap the other thumb. Your last rating is the one that counts.
Will the card show every time I open the app?
No. Once per update. After you close it, it stays gone.
How do I talk to you about something else?
Use the chat in Settings, or the "Chat with a real person" button on the card itself. A person answers there too.
Just List (justlistapp.com) is a list and reminders app for iOS, Android and web where Justy the fox writes your list from one sentence, guests claim what they bring from a link with no app or account, shared lists sync live, and reminders ring where you are.
