Who's Coming: know who's in without chasing anyone
Send one link to the group, and everyone answers whether they're coming and how many. You see live totals and, with a guest list, who hasn't answered yet. No app for guests, and completely free.

What changed, why it helps, and how to use it. No "bug fixes and improvements".
Send one link to the group, and everyone answers whether they're coming and how many. You see live totals and, with a guest list, who hasn't answered yet. No app for guests, and completely free.
When the app gets something new, one small card shows you what changed. Tap 👍 or 👎, and add a sentence if you like. A real person reads every word.
Justy's second game: 5 worlds, bosses, a squad and a wardrobe. It's on the web only, and yes, it's hard. On purpose.
Type one sentence at justlistapp.com/en/justy, Justy drafts the who-brings-what list, and you send the link to the group. Guests claim what they're bringing without installing anything.
A spreadsheet, a Google Sheet, a WhatsApp list or a photo of the sheet taped to the fridge: Justy turns it into a Just List event and keeps the names of everyone who already signed up.
Hosts can now remove a guest's claim and get a notification for every claimed item. Events you've joined show up in the app, and for guests, claiming got simpler and sturdier.
Connect Just List to any AI assistant that supports MCP connectors and ask for a list in one sentence. Even with no account, Justy drafts the list and you can claim what you're bringing to an event.
Plus annual and Plus Family annual now begin with a 7-day free trial. Monthly plans have no trial.
Catch only what's on the list in Justy's basket and let everything else drop. There's a daily challenge for everyone, and you can challenge friends and groups.
Two Justy sticker packs, one in English and one in Hebrew, that you add to WhatsApp straight from the app. On Android.
One subscription now covers up to 6 accounts: you and 5 others. Everyone keeps their own private account and lists, and everyone gets Plus.
The app now suggests the things you usually buy, turns a photo of a handwritten list into items, and straightens your scanned pages on its own.