An AI assistant for your errands

Picklist

Write down what you need. It goes and gets it. When it can't get exactly that, it says what it swapped.

  • Free for 20 lists a month. Plus $14 a month, and it can pay.
  • Books on OpenTable and Resy, reads Gmail and Outlook, keeps your Google Calendar. Everywhere it shops
  • On iPhone, Android and the web. Rated 4.8 on 412,000 lists in September.

Your list

Tuesday, October 21. Sent 8:02 am, back 8:09 am.

    If it can't get the exact thing,

    Tap the pink words to change the rule. The list above is picked again under the new rule. Every line is editable; this sample knows six errands.

    The receipt

    Where it shops

    It books the way you would: on the same site you'd have used, in a browser of its own, signed in with the accounts you connect. It fills in the form, reads the confirmation back, and only then stamps the line.

    To start, get the app on iPhone or Android, or open it on the web. Connect your email and calendar first. Everything else asks when an errand needs it. Your first list takes about a minute.

    How was your order?

    4.8out of 5

    That's what members tapped on 412,000 lists in September. 81% came back picked as written, 15% swapped with the reason, 4% out. None were marked picked on a guess.

    1. Spin class Thursday at 6, the one near work

      6:30, not 6:00: 6:00 had nine on the waitlist.

      "The last app I tried booked 7:15 and let me find out at the door. This one tells me what moved before I leave the office."

      Jordan Ellis, Columbus, Ohio. 31 lists since July.

    2. Has the recall on my car been fixed?

      The dealer's page wants the VIN, and it isn't in your email or photos.

      "An honest out beats a confident wrong answer. I found the VIN on my insurance card, wrote it on the list, and it came back picked."

      Marisol Vega, Tucson, Arizona. Plus member.

    3. Return the rain jacket before the 30 days run out

      Return started. Label in Gmail; drop it at any UPS by November 2.

      "I read the receipt tab like a bank statement. Fourteen lists and it hasn't once said done when it wasn't."

      Dev Raman, Raleigh, North Carolina. 14 lists.

    4. Vet for Pepper, any Saturday morning

      11:40, not morning: mornings are full until December.

      "We set it to ask first. It asked while we were in the car, we said yes at a red light, and Pepper got her shots."

      Ana and Chris Okafor, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Shared list.

    Substitution policy

    1. Picked means exactly what you wrote.The time, the price, the person. If any one of them moved, it is a swap, and it says which one moved.
    2. Swapped always comes with the reason."Friday 8:15, not 7:30: 7:30 was full." You can keep it or undo it from the list.
    3. Out is never filled with a guess.If the receipt isn't in your email, it says so. It does not invent an order number to look helpful.
    4. Nothing off the list.It doesn't book, buy or send anything you didn't write down. Paying needs your yes every time.

    What it costs

    $0

    Twenty lists a month, up to ten lines each. No card to start.

    Reading your email, calendar and files to answer questions. It can book, hold and reply, but never pay.

    $14 a month

    Picklist Plus. As many lists as you write.

    Adds paying for things you approve, line by line, with a spending limit you set. Cancel from the list itself: write "cancel Picklist".

    Prices are this fictional product's, in US dollars.