Everything your family needs, in one calm place.
Not a wall of features fighting for your attention — just the handful of things that actually run a household, done thoughtfully and shown the right way on every screen.
The same home life, on the right screen.
Set a device's role once and it boots straight into the right view — no clutter, no menus to dig through.
In your pocket
Capture a task in seconds, see what's next, tick it off. Fully usable offline; it syncs the moment you're back.
The kitchen hub
An always-on family view for any spare tablet. Glanceable and calm — and it never broadcasts private items to the room.
My Day
Big, friendly cards a child can actually use, with gentle rewards — and a calm "waiting to be checked" when a parent needs to sign off.
The full picture
Plan the week, manage people and routines, and sort the whole household when you have a quiet moment.
A calendar that thinks a step ahead.
Most shared calendars just draw the boxes. This one does the worrying — so a double-booking or a tight turnaround surfaces before it wrecks your morning, not after.
- Leave-by times — add a travel buffer and it tells you when to walk out the door.
- Conflict detection — flags two events that overlap, or a turnaround that's simply impossible.
- Week & month views with an "unscheduled" strip — nothing gets a fake time it doesn't have.
- Recurring chores — daily, weekly, or monthly, that quietly roll themselves forward.
Privacy that fits how families actually work.
Not everyone should see everything. Adults, kids, and helpers each get exactly the right view — so the babysitter has what they need, and your private notes stay private.
- Three roles — adult, child, and helper, each with sensible permissions.
- Three privacy tiers — shared, helper-visible, or adult-only, per item.
- Babysitter handoff — a clean view of just today's plan and the safety notes that matter.
- The kitchen screen never tells the room a secret exists — private items simply aren't there.
Encouragement for kids — never manipulation.
Kids get a real sense of progress without the dark patterns the app stores are full of. The reward engine has hard boundaries written into the code, not just the marketing.
- Gentle points & streaks that celebrate effort, with a grace day so a single miss never "breaks" anything.
- No leaderboards, no shame, no loot boxes — by design, and by rule.
- Parent check — a child marks a chore done, and it waits calmly for a parent to approve.
It does the remembering, so you don't have to.
One calm email each morning instead of a day of buzzing notifications. You start the day already knowing how it's going to go.
- A gentle daily digest — just your day: what's on, what's yours, what needs a leave-by.
- Approvals waiting for you, gathered in one place instead of pinging all day.
- No notification spam — it never nags you back in for "engagement."
Quietly solid underneath.
The boring engineering that makes a family tool trustworthy day after day.
Real-time sync
Tick something off on your phone and the kitchen screen updates in the same moment. Everyone sees the same truth.
Works offline
Add and edit with no signal — in the car, the basement, anywhere. Your changes queue up and sync safely when you're back.
Passwordless sign-in
A magic link in your inbox — nothing to forget, nothing to leak. Inviting a partner or caregiver takes one tap.
Installs like an app
Add it to your home screen and it runs full-screen like any other app — no app store, no download, no gatekeeper.
Your data, exportable
Download a full backup of your household whenever you like. It's your family's information — you can always take it with you.
Household-scoped
Your family's data lives in its own space, reachable only by the people you invite. No mingling, no surprises.
The honest bit: what's not here yet
We're independent and early, so we'd rather be straight with you. Importing an existing Google or Apple calendar isn't built yet — it's near the top of the list. There's no meal planner and no built-in messaging, because we'd rather do a few things genuinely well than a dozen things halfway.
See it running, free.
The fastest way to understand it is to open it. Start a 7-day free trial; after that it's $12/month or $100/year.