Share a shopping list
Let somebody else see and add to the very list you are looking at.
A shared note is not a copy. You both look at the same list, and each sees what the other adds.
You choose who is let in, and you can close it again whenever you like.
Key points
- A shared note is one list that both people can change
- Sending a copy is different: it freezes as you send
What to remember
- Sharing invites a person. It publishes nothing.
- Shared means the same list, not a second one.
Try this
Open a note on your own phone and find Share. You need not invite anybody to see where it lives.
Practice: Share a shopping list. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.