If you are anything like me, you’ve got lists all over the place. Lists for groceries, lists of activities on a calendar, lists of memories that you may one day (but probably will never) scrapbook… And they probably are covering your fridge.
It’s hard keeping track of everything that goes on around a home – field trips, meetings, sports practices.
Cozi is a site where you can manage your family’s calendar, make lists (groceries, to do) and even post photos and journal.
And it is super simple to figure out. Better yet – it’s free!
Your home page will look something like this (but not with that super cute baby – he’s mine):
(click photos to enlarge for more detail)
You will immediately have access to your journal, calendar and shopping lists.
When you choose your calendar and set it up, you can assign a different color for each family member. Then when you view your calendar, choose to view all members or individuals:
Access your lists – create new ones, print them, even search for recipes (!):
And be sure to use the journal to jot down things you don’t want to forget, such as cute babies in a vest and tie:
See – simple. You are sure to find something about Cozi that will help you manage your family better, and allow you to see your fridge again.
photo: striatic; screenshots: mine
Wow – that’s great! I really could use something like that!
Thanks so much for the great review of Cozi. There are a few ways you can keep track of us:
- Cozi group on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cozi/12326449530
- Cozi group on Twitter @cozifamily
Or you can always follow me on Twitter @cozicape. I tend to post stuff about Cozi on Twitter that our marketing team isn’t quite ready to post yet :).
And please always feel free to tweet (or send) me comments about the product; I love to hear them!
Robbie Cape
Cozi CEO
Thanks for stopping by, Robbie! I look forward to seeing what Cozi is able to do in the future.
I’ve been using Cozi for a few months, but only the calendar feature. I’m going to try the lists and journal applications now. I had no idea you could look up recipes. Thanks for the info!