Lists you keep, not lists you re-type
Keep a list per store — the grocery run, the hardware store, the farmers market — and pull a fresh copy every time you go. Tick it off as you shop; the list itself stays whole for next time.
One list per store, ready to run again
A list in Self-Control is a template you own. "Do it again" starts a fresh, dated run with every item unchecked — this trip's ticks live on this trip's page, the list itself never erodes, and last month's runs stay on record.
Adjust this run without touching the list
This trip needs birthday candles; the coffee tin is still full. "Add to this run" and "Remove from this run" shape a single trip right on its page — add what this trip needs, drop what it doesn't. The list you keep stays whole, and the next run starts from the full list.
Start it now, or slot it onto a day
Pull a run for right now, or plan Saturday's market trip on Wednesday — a run can be placed on any date, so the week's errands sit on the calendar next to everything else.
Start from a template, or save your own
The gallery has ready-made starting points — a grocery list, an errand run, road-trip car prep — and any list you've shaped can be saved as your own template for the next setup.
Browse the template gallerySplit the run
Share a list into the household team and assign items by name — you take the bread aisle, someone else takes the hardware store entirely. Everyone sees the same run, so nothing gets bought twice.
Stop re-typing the same list
Reusable lists are on the free plan — thirty of them, no credit card.