Coffee, dish soap, dog food, toilet paper, eggs — she tracks what you have and what you’re about to run low on, and has the list ready before you’d think to make it. So you never run out, never buy double, or toss it spoiled.
First 50 families are Founding Families — first year free, then our launch rate of $59.99/yr locked for life, even after prices rise. Get in now, then email us to claim your founding spot.
Somebody still has to remember everything.
“Mom, we’re out of strawberries!”
“Mom, we need more ice cream!”
“Mom, why didn’t you get my Cheerios?”
“Babe, are we out of coffee again?”
Shipt, Instacart, Prime, your favorite grocery store — they’ll bring anything to your door. But someone still has to know you’re low on eggs before the kids melt down at breakfast on a school morning. Someone still has to remember there’s already paprika in the cabinet before a third bottle comes home. That job never went away — delivery just hid it. And it still lands on one person.
The job nobody sees
You’ve been your home’s memory for years. Not anymore.
Rosemary takes the job you never got credit for — knowing what the whole house needs, and never letting it run out. You stop being the only one who remembers.
Who is Rosemary?
She’s your home’s memory.
Rosemary keeps a living memory of everything your household runs through — groceries, toiletries, the dog food — and turns it into a list that’s always current, for whichever store you shop. The whole family feeds it. You stop holding it in your head.
Four things happening at once — together, they’re what she is:
She remembers
Your coffee, your brand, how fast you go through it — she holds the whole picture.
She knows the store
She’s learned where you buy what — your Walmart run, your Costco list, each one ready before you go.
The whole family, live
Your partner adds from across town, the kids from the couch — it all lands on one list.
She’s got it ready
Open the app and the list is already there, sorted by store.
That’s your home’s memory. Once she has it, you never carry it again.
How it works
She gets smarter every week.
Fifteen minutes today, and she knows what’s in your house. Shop with her for a week — in the aisle, curbside, or delivered — and she’s learning what your family runs through. Within two weeks, she’s building your list before you think to, and she only gets sharper from there.
Day one · fifteen minutes
Scan the stuff your home runs on.
Open the fridge, the pantry, the bathroom cabinet, the utility shelf. Rosemary names everything she sees — the paprika, the dish soap, the three cans of beans you forgot you had. No typing. In fifteen minutes, she knows your home.
Your first week
Take Rosemary shopping.
Tap things off as they land in the basket — one tap, no typing. Shopping curbside or delivery? Build the order off her list, then check off the haul when it reaches your door. However you shop, she learns your family a little more every trip — what you run through, how fast, what’s about to run low.
Week two, and on
She tells you before you would’ve noticed.
Give her a couple of weeks and she’s ahead of you: what you’re running low on, what’s about to expire, your next order half-built the moment you open the app. You stop keeping the list in your head — because she is.
Cooking tonight?
Share a recipe from almost anywhere. She builds the list.
Snap grandma’s handwritten card, paste a link, or share a recipe straight from your browser — Rosemary reads every ingredient and adds just what you’re missing, never what’s already in your kitchen. Standing at the pantry? Just ask: “Do I have paprika?” She knows.
A look inside
The whole home, in one app.
Your whole household, remembered
A list for every store
“Anything to add before I go?”
You know this one
Bought the steak Thursday. Meant to cook it Saturday. Found it Sunday — in the trash.
Or the third bottle of chili powder, hiding right behind the two you already had. Almost every family knows the feeling. Rosemary quietly catches both — a heads-up before the steak turns, a nudge before the third bottle comes home — so you stop finding out too late.
ROSEMARYnow
The steak you bought at Walmart is estimated to expire tomorrow — still have it?
Estimates, not verdicts — your eyes and nose are always the final say.
The math
It pays for itself before you notice.
The average family of four throws out about $2,900 a year in food that was bought and forgotten. Rosemary is $59.99 a year. Saving even a fraction of what you already waste pays for it many times over.
Rosemary is already getting to know our founding families.
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This is gonna save me money.
Mom, Boise
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I’ve really enjoyed having the organization across different store lists — and easily moving things between them.
Mom, Toronto
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It did a good job picking up on stuff I didn’t even know I had. Exactly what I needed.
Family, Austin
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It made it so much easier to finish the list — the kids had already added their things. It saved me so much time.
Mom, Fort Worth
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I have a confession to make — I’m using this for everything now. Sephora, Home Depot, not just groceries.
A founding family, unprompted
Pricing
Simple pricing. Try it free.
Founding families — 50 spots
First year free
Then our launch rate of $59.99/yr, locked for life — even when the price goes up later. One subscription covers the whole household. Download now, claim by email.
$6.99/month
or $59.99/year — save 28%
Launch pricing — lock it in before rates rise. Every family starts with 30 days free — no card up front. Cancel anytime.
First 50 families: first year free, then our launch rate of $59.99/yr locked for life — grab it on TestFlight, then email us to claim your founding spot.
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