Meets people where they work
Ask in Slack or Teams, look terms up from the browser extension or Raycast, and connect AI agents through MCP. No tab-switching required.
List gives your team's terms, abbreviations, and definitions one searchable home. Build a glossary once, then meet it everywhere you work: Slack, Microsoft Teams, your browser, Raycast, and your AI tools.
Currently invite-only during early access.
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Jargon, acronyms, and internal terms pile up in Notion pages, spreadsheets, and people's heads. New teammates ask the same questions in chat every week, definitions drift, and nobody knows which answer is current. There is no single place that says what a term means here.
Ask in Slack or Teams, look terms up from the browser extension or Raycast, and connect AI agents through MCP. No tab-switching required.
Workspace roles, suggestion and report queues, and verified-entry signals keep definitions accurate as the team grows.
Public lists are server-rendered with structured data, so your terms can surface in search results instead of being buried in a doc.
Serve your glossary from your own domain, control how it appears in search, and share links with branded previews.
A glossary nobody opens is a glossary nobody uses. List answers inside the tools your team already lives in.
Ask /fullforms in any channel and get definitions where the question was asked.
Search your glossary and add terms from chat with the FullForms app.
Search entries and quick-add new ones without leaving your desktop.
Look up and capture terms on any page, in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini so your assistant answers with your definitions.
Personal access tokens for your own scripts, tools, and workflows.
Terms, abbreviations, words, or names. As many lists as you need.
Definitions with tags, examples, and links between related entries.
Keep it private, share it with your workspace, or publish it for the world.
Yes. List is free while it's in early access. Paid team plans will come later, and early-access users will get clear notice before anything changes.
List is currently invite-only. Request access with the form on this page and we'll email you an invite link. If someone already shared an invite link with you, just open it in your browser to create your account. And if you know someone already using List, you can ask them for their invite link; every member has one on their Account page. Request access →
A doc is where definitions go to be forgotten. List keeps every entry structured and searchable, answers lookups inside Slack, Teams, your browser, Raycast, and AI assistants, and adds trust signals like suggested edits, reports, and verified entries so you know a definition is current.
Yes. You choose per list: keep it private, share it with your workspace, or publish it to the web. Only public lists are visible to search engines.
No. Anyone can read a public list without signing in, and on lists that allow it, visitors can suggest entries or report mistakes without an account. Accounts are needed for private lists and for editing.
Yes. The FullForms app is available for Android and iOS, and List is part of it. The web app also works well in any mobile browser. Get it on Google Play →Download on the App Store →
Yes. Any list you own can be exported to CSV from its settings page, so your glossary is never locked in.
List is in early access and currently invite-only. Leave your email and we'll send you an invite link. Already know someone on List? They can send you their invite link from their Account page, and it works right away.
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