Share a list, without the other person needing to create an account.
A card, a shopping list, a reminder: you share them aloud with a loved one, confirming before sending. They receive them in their app, or on a simple web page if they don't have XNeuronal.
Sharing confirmed before sending
Say “share the shopping list with Sacha”: XNeuronal asks for confirmation before sending anything. Nothing leaves without your explicit consent.
With or without the app, it works
If your loved one has XNeuronal, the card appears directly in their own memory. Otherwise, they receive it via a simple web link, viewable without creating an account.
Working together on the same shopping list, each person checks off and adds items on their end, and everything stays synchronized for both.
Reminders you can delegate
You can also entrust a reminder to someone else: “remind them to buy bread” sends the due date directly to the person concerned, not just to you.
Collaborative, or everyone checks for themselves
When you share, you choose. In “Collaborative”, there is only one card for both of you: each of you checks and adds, and the other sees the change live. That's the household shopping list, the holiday packing list.
In “Everyone checks for themselves”, your friend gets their own copy, which belongs to them. They check it and fill it in their way, and your card doesn't move. That's the recipe you hand over, or the hiking list everyone prepares on their side.
From the web page too
Your loved one doesn't have the app? On the web page of a collaborative card, they check items live, and they can also switch to editing: add a line, rename one, remove a section. You see their changes arrive on your side.
Your shares, managed by asking
“Who am I sharing the shopping list with?” XNeuronal answers from the real shares: with whom, in which mode, and whether the card has been opened yet.
“Stop sharing the list with Karim.” “Switch the packing list to everyone checks for themselves.” For these, XNeuronal asks you first and only acts after your yes. If the share changed in the meantime, it touches nothing.
Stopping a share removes the card from your friend's side. If they should keep what they have, switch to “Everyone checks for themselves” instead, or tap “Stop collaboration” in the sharing panel: they get their own copy, which no longer follows yours. A copy you gave can only be taken back within the hour and as long as it hasn't been opened; after that, it's theirs.
And if you're the one who received a card, “I don't want to receive this list any more” removes it from your memory, without touching the sender's.
What you can say to it
Send the shopping list to Marc
The card lands in his app, not as a screenshot.
Remind Marc to get the bread at six
A delegated reminder: he is the one warned, not you.
Warn us both
A reminder can target you, the other person, or both.
Share the packing list with my daughter
Each ticks their own side, the list stays shared.
Send the recipe to my mother
A card built while talking, sent straight after.
Tell Paul the appointment has moved
A message that goes without opening a messaging app.
What has Marc ticked on the list
The shared state is asked for out loud.
Remind my wife about her dentist appointment on Thursday
The reminder you repeat ten times, set once.
Who am I sharing the shopping list with?
The answer comes from the real shares: who, in which mode, opened or not.
Stop sharing the list with Karim
It asks you first, and nothing happens before your yes.
Switch the packing list to everyone checks for themselves
Your friend gets her own copy, and your two cards are no longer linked.
Actually, let's make it collaborative
A copy given less than an hour ago and not yet opened is taken back. Otherwise, your friend keeps it and also receives the shared card.
I don't want to receive this list any more
The received card leaves your memory, the sender keeps theirs.
Stop all the shares of this card
Shared access is cut, copies already given stay with the people who have them.