The stuff you always seem to run out of —
finally tracked, not remembered.
Toilet paper, dish soap, batteries, detergent — the household consumables nobody thinks about until they’re gone. Tap to add, mark it low, and it shows up on Today before you’re out.
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Household supplies
Maya’s household
Toilet paper
Shared · household
Bleach
Sam
AA batteries
Shared
The mental list you keep re-checking at the store, finally external
Supplies don’t live in a separate app, because keeping track of them isn’t a separate job — it plugs into the same household everyone already opens, the same Today screen, the same “who’s doing what.”
Tap what you track
The 36-item starter list covers the near-universal stuff — or type your own; it works the same from then on.
Mark it running low
One tap, no typing. It surfaces on your Today screen as a heads-up, never an automatic order.
Tap the sparkle for the guide
On cleaning and paper-goods items, get a real buying and storage guide — no digging through reviews.
What it does
Three fewer things to hold in your head
Adding it, remembering whose turn it is, and catching it before it’s actually gone — handled the same calm way as the rest of your household.
Add one in a tap
Batteries, dish soap, toilet paper, trash bags — 36 near-universal items are one tap away, sorted by how often households actually restock them. Anything else? Type it — it works exactly the same from then on.
Whose turn to grab it
Assign a supply to anyone in the household, the same way you would a chore. No more “I thought you got more paper towels.”
Never caught short
Mark something running low and it shows up on your Today screen — a heads-up before the toilet paper actually runs out, not after.
Never a blank list
36 starter items, across 6 categories
A short, near-universal set — not a 200-item wall to scroll through. Tap what applies; type anything the list doesn’t cover and it works exactly the same from then on.
Cleaning
Dish soap · all-purpose cleaner · bleach
Paper goods
Toilet paper · paper towels · trash bags
Laundry
Detergent · fabric softener · dryer sheets
Kitchen
Coffee filters · paper plates · straws
Personal care
Hand soap · shampoo · toothpaste
Household
Batteries · light bulbs · matches
Tap an item, get a real answer
Cleaning supplies and paper goods now come with a quick reference guide — what to look for when buying, how to store it, and the odd genuinely useful tip. Today that’s 16 items across those two categories — the rest of the starter list works exactly as before, and we’ll cover more categories if this proves useful.
Bleach
Cleaning
How to buy it
Regular, "splash-less," and concentrated formulas differ mainly in strength — check the percentage on the label rather than assuming every bottle doses the same.
How to store it
Store capped, in a cool, dark spot, well out of children’s reach — and never near ammonia-based cleaners. Mixing the two produces toxic fumes.
Toilet paper
Paper goods
How to buy it
Ply count and sheet count both vary by brand — compare price per 100 sheets, not price per roll, to see the real value.
How to store it
If your household uses a septic system, look for a "septic-safe" label — it breaks down faster in a tank.
Dishwasher pods
Cleaning
How to buy it
Pods are pre-measured — no guessing a powder dose — but cost more per load. Check the count per box against how often you actually run the machine.
How to store it
Keep pods in their original sealed container, high up or in a locked cabinet — they resemble candy and are a real risk for young kids and pets.
General household reference, not brand endorsements — always check the specific product’s own label.
Sample
The Maya family’s supplies
Here’s what a set-up Supplies list looks like — a demo household, not real data, so you can see it before you sign up.
Household supplies
Shared by the whole household
Toilet paper
Shared · household
Bleach
Sam
AA batteries
Shared
Dryer sheets
Maya
Mark a supply “running low” and it shows up on your Today screen — a nudge, not an auto-order. The sparkle icon opens the buying & storage guide where one exists.
Kept honest: a starter list and a reference guide, not a catalog
Supplies is deliberately non-food — it never touches Listahan’s allergen safety engine, because there’s nothing to check. The 36-item starter list stays short on purpose so adding something is never a wall to scroll through, and the buying/storage guide currently covers cleaning and paper goods only. Nothing here is a brand recommendation or a price claim — it’s general reference, always worth checking against the product’s own label.
Simple pricing
Free for your whole household
Supplies, the starter list, and the buying & storage guide are free — no account needed. Listahan Pro keeps everyone’s phone in sync, so the whole household sees the same list update the moment anyone checks the app.
$5/mo · 14-day free trial
One app for the meals, the plans, and the supplies — not another subscription to track.
Free to start · no card · cancel anytime · safety always free
See the whole household operating system
Demo household shown for illustration, not real data.