Why #Lists Are a Game-Changer for List Lovers
The problem we all face
Life happens on the go. Someone recommends a book. You discover a restaurant. A family member mentions a medication. You jot it down mentally, or in a random note, and then… it disappears into the chaos.
How #Lists solve this
Start with a #TITLE and add to it whenever life hands you something.
There is no setup, nothing to create first.
Just message it — a bit at a time
#Authors
Paul Kalanithi
Weeks later
#Authors
Mitch Albom
Nora Ephron
Elizabeth Strout
Nora Ephron
Elizabeth Strout
Then again
#Authors
Henry Marsh
Rutger Bregman
Elif Shafak
Rutger Bregman
Elif Shafak
Ask for them back the same way you built them
#Authors
SparkRecall
#Authors — 7 saved
Paul Kalanithi
Mitch Albom
Nora Ephron
Elizabeth Strout
Henry Marsh
Rutger Bregman
Elif Shafak
Paul Kalanithi
Mitch Albom
Nora Ephron
Elizabeth Strout
Henry Marsh
Rutger Bregman
Elif Shafak
Every author you have ever mentioned comes back as one organised list.
No scrolling. No searching. Just remembered.
No scrolling. No searching. Just remembered.
60 sec · Catherine
Watch Catherine show how to use #Lists
She starts a list from scratch, adds to it twice, then asks for the whole thing back. That's the entire feature in one minute.
#lists you may love to save
The beauty of #Lists is their versatility.
Name them whatever you'd naturally call them.
Pin /lists to the top of your chat for easy reference.
#Songs#Bands#Movies
Your personal soundtrack and watchlist, built from every recommendation you liked the sound of.
#DublinRestaurants#LondonRestaurants
Recommendations worth remembering — one list per city, ready the next time you're there.
#FamilyBirthdays#FamilyPrescriptions#FamilyPassports
The details that matter, kept in one place instead of four drawers and three phones.
#HouseSuppliers#Projects#HolidayPeople
Life's infrastructure, organised — the plumber, the painter, the people you always mean to look up.
Pro tips
Three small habits that make #Lists feel effortless.
No space
There's no space in the #Title — #FamilyBirthdays, not #Family Birthdays.
The list itself goes underneath, one item per line.
The list itself goes underneath, one item per line.
Keep it short
Keep each entry short and full of detail.
Then the list that comes back is useful the moment you read it out.
Then the list that comes back is useful the moment you read it out.
Mute the chat
Mute the SparkRecall chat so the confirmation texts don't make a noise.
You'll still see every reply when you open it — you just won't be pinged each time you save something.
You'll still see every reply when you open it — you just won't be pinged each time you save something.
A snapshot into your soul
In their simplest form, your lists reveal what matters to you. What you want to remember.
What you value enough to collect. It's quite fun really.
Here's what I think is worth keeping. Here's what I think you should know.
Ready to start building?
Just message #YourListName and begin collecting.
The list starts existing the moment you name it.