What can be shared
Four lists are shareable: todos, chores, shopping, and groceries. Tasks live inside projects and are project-scoped, so they cannot be shared independently. Gifts stay private — the recipient and occasion details are not exposed to other users.Sharing from the CLI
Grant another user access to one of your lists withtrack share:
track shares command prints two sections — shared by you and shared with you — so you always know the full picture at a glance.
How recipients see shared items
When alice runstrack ls or track today after you have shared your groceries with her, she sees your grocery items merged into her own list. Each of your items carries a “shared by [your username]” suffix in the CLI and a shared by … badge in the web UI.
By default, alice can check items off, edit them, and delete them. If you shared with --view, she can only read them.
Items always belong to their creator. Sharing is one-directional:
track share groceries alice lets alice into your grocery list, but additions alice makes stay hers. You just both see each other’s items in the same view.Setting up a joint list
For a fully joint list — for example, a household grocery run where both people add items and either person can cross things off — share in both directions:Managing shares in the web UI
Open Settings → sharing in the web UI at projects.wrixton.xyz. From there:- Pick the list you want to share from the dropdown.
- Enter the username of the person you want to share with.
- Choose view-only or can-edit.
- Click Share.