StoreSort vs ADHD Matrix

Stop wandering aisles looking for items from the wrong store. StoreSort helps couples and families organize shared shopping lists by store, so you always know exactly what to buy when you walk into Meijer, Costco, or Target. KEY FEATURES • Tag Items with Stores Assign items to one or multiple stores as you add them. Shopping at Costco? See only your Costco items. • Real-Time Family Sync Upgrade to the Family Plan for instant sync across up to 6 family members. Your partner adds milk, you see it immediately. • Works Offline Add items anywhere. Everything syncs automatically when you're back online via iCloud. • Quick Add Items Add items in seconds with smart store suggestions. No complicated setup or learning curve. • Completed Items Management Completed items auto-hide from your main view but remain accessible. Auto-cleanup after 30 days keeps lists tidy. • Recurring Templates Save frequently purchased items as templates. One tap to add them back to your list. • Privacy-First Your data stays in your iCloud account. No third-party servers, no ads, no tracking. PRICING Free Plan: Sync your own devices via iCloud Family Plan: $5.99 one-time purchase for real-time family sharing (up to 6 members) PERFECT FOR • Couples managing household shopping together • Families coordinating weekly grocery runs • Anyone who shops at multiple stores regularly • People tired of buying items at the wrong store HOW IT WORKS 1. Create your shopping lists (Weekly Groceries, Party Supplies, etc.) 2. Add items and tag them with stores 3. Filter by store when shopping 4. Check off items as you shop 5. Sync automatically with family members (Family Plan) REQUIREMENTS • iOS 17.0 or later • iCloud account (free with Apple ID) • Family Plan requires in-app purchase for multi-device family sharing

I made this for myself. I have ADHD, and one long to-do list just freezes me. I can't tell what's actually on fire and what can wait, so I end up doing nothing. So I built the thing I needed, and figured some of you might need it too. Here's how it works. You write a task down before it leaves your head, then you put it in one of four buckets: - Do Now - Plan - Handle Soon - Later Four buckets. Not twenty lists, not folders inside folders. Just four places for a thing to go. What's in it: - Quick capture, so writing a task down isn't its own little chore - An Inbox for everything you haven't sorted yet - Recurring tasks: Daily, Weekdays, Weekly, or Monthly. You can also type a tag like @daily when you capture - A Completed list, so finished stuff goes somewhere instead of staring at you - Siri and App Shortcuts, if you'd rather just say it out loud - Home Screen widgets, so your matrix stays visible without opening anything - Five color themes, contrast-checked so both light and dark stay readable - Rename the four buckets to whatever your brain actually calls them - Private iCloud sync, so your tasks show up on your iPhone and iPad About your data: it lives on your device. You don't make an account, you don't sign in, and I don't run analytics or hand your stuff to anyone. The sync is your own iCloud, between your own Apple devices. It's free. No subscription, no ads. iPhone and iPad, iOS 18 and up. One honest note: this won't fix your brain, and I'd be lying if I said it would. It's just a small, quiet place to put your tasks that didn't make me feel worse to use. I built it by myself, around how my own brain actually works. That was the whole goal.