Is nado free?
Yes: creating lists and adding items is free. To share lists with other people, you’ll need the Unlimited plan — and you can try it free for 7 days.
How do I invite people to a list?
Open your list’s settings. From there you can invite someone by email — they get a personal code and a button that opens the app — or share the list’s join code (like ABCD-EFGH) in a message. They enter it in nado, and they’re in.
Can I invite someone who doesn’t have nado yet?
Yes. Invite them by email: the invitation shows them how to get the app, and their personal code still works once they’ve signed up with that email address.
Do I see changes in real time?
Yes. When someone adds, checks or claims an item, it shows up on everyone’s phone instantly — and you get a notification when something concerns you.
Does nado work offline?
Yes. Add, check and edit items with no connection — at the back of the supermarket, for instance. nado keeps your changes on your phone and syncs them as soon as you’re back online. If someone changed the same item in the meantime, both changes are merged sensibly.
How do I know who’s bringing what?
Claim an item (“I’ll bring the chips”) or assign it to someone: everyone sees who’s on it. The list’s history shows who added, checked or changed what, and when.
Can I choose who can edit my list?
Yes. As the list’s owner, you decide: members can edit by default, and you can make anyone a viewer — they see the list but can’t change it. You can also make yourself the only one who can invite new people.
Can I turn off notifications for a list?
Yes, list by list: get notified about everything, only about the items assigned to you, or nothing at all.
Where is my data stored?
In Europe. Our servers and databases run on European infrastructure: Clever Cloud and Scaleway, two French providers.
How do I delete my account?
From your profile settings. Your personal data is deleted. Lists you own are handed over to the member who has been editing them the longest — or deleted if nobody else edits them.
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