Your household, in one calm place.

Type it or say it — “out of milk,” “dentist Tuesday at 3,” “order more dog food in a month” — and Hillside files each one where it belongs. Groceries, plans, reminders, and the small things that pile up, off your mind.

One spoken brain-dump → groceries on the list, the appointment on your calendar.

Right now it's scattered — texted to your partner, emailed to yourself, lost in a notes app, with no shared place it all lives. To-do apps and notes don't fix it: you still file each thing yourself, on your own phone. Hillside is the one shared place you just dump it all, and each line routes itself — for the whole house.

Capture — say it once

Type or dictate a brain-dump — a grocery, a task, an appointment, a note, even a pasted receipt — and Hillside reads it and files every line where it belongs. Guessed wrong? One tap in the activity feed re-routes it — so you never have to get the wording right. It even turns a throwaway “changed the furnace filter” into a reminder months from now.

Plan — what's coming up

Tasks and appointments in one agenda — each with an add-to-calendar link — plus the weekly dinner rotation. And Guides: the references the house keeps handy, from recipes to how-tos to anything worth writing down.

Track — what's in the house

What to buy stays up front; what you already have sits quietly behind it. Mark something bought and it drops off the list on its own — with a nudge before the half-jar of yogurt turns.

Shared with your household

A household is the shared space — the lists, plans, and history live in it, not on one phone. Invite your partner, or whoever you run the household with; each person gets their own login, everyone sees the same thing, and the feed shows who captured what.

Works with Claude

Connect Hillside to Claude and just ask — “what's on the list?”, “remember the gate code is 4321,” “we're out of butter” — and it reads and updates your household for you, by voice or text.

A peek inside

Hillside activity feed: each captured line turned into a grocery, a calendar event or a task. — Everything you said, sorted into a tidy feed.

A capture's detail view: what each line became, with Add-to-Calendar links and one-tap reclassify. — See what each line became — and re-route any miss in a tap.

Hillside Plan tasks: a shared agenda of to-dos with due dates. — Tasks and due dates — the week's agenda.

Hillside shopping list with an expiring-soon section and in-stock / out status chips. — What to buy, and what's about to turn.

How do I…?

How do I get in?

Hillside is invite-only for now. Ask whoever invited you for a signup code, then create your household at app.hellohillside.com.

How do I add things?

Type or dictate a line into the capture bar — “out of milk,” “taco night Thursday” — and Hillside files each one where it belongs. Back from the store? Paste the receipt and the whole shop is logged at once.

How do I use it with Claude?

In Hillside, open your household settings and tap Generate token under “Claude connector” — it produces a connector URL. In the Claude app, go to Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector, paste that URL, and save. Now just ask — “what's on the list?”, “we're out of butter.” Claude reads and updates your household for you, by voice or text.

How do I get it as an app on my iPhone?

Hillside is a web app, but it installs like a native one. In Safari, open app.hellohillside.com, tap the Share button, then Add to Home Screen. You'll get a Hillside icon that opens full-screen — no browser bars, with pull-to-refresh. (On Android, use Add to Home screen from Chrome's ⋮ menu.)

What's a household — and how do I add my family?

A household is the shared space everything lives in: the shopping list, recipes, and capture history belong to it, not to one person — and each member sees the same data on their own device. To add someone, open Settings → Members, tap Generate invite, and send them the link (good for 7 days); they join your household and set their own password.