For me Google Keep is by far the best list management tool out there- it solves the singular use case very well.
For the network use case, I think there are "levels" to it- some of which Keep solves.
For my wife and I, we share lists for groceries, errands, restaurants to try, etc.
Keep is absolutely fantastic for sharing with only a few people.
I think there may be a level at which point Keep wouldn't handle a lot of people- though I'm not sure exactly what the level would be- but I haven't really tried it beyond a handful (4-6) people.
For the network use case, I think there are "levels" to it- some of which Keep solves.
For my wife and I, we share lists for groceries, errands, restaurants to try, etc. Keep is absolutely fantastic for sharing with only a few people.
I think there may be a level at which point Keep wouldn't handle a lot of people- though I'm not sure exactly what the level would be- but I haven't really tried it beyond a handful (4-6) people.