Life is complex, your day to day shouldn’t be.

One shared place for your family’s calendar, jobs, shopping, money and paperwork, with an assistant that knows how your house runs.

In a handful of homes now. Opening up soon.

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Household assistantShared with household

Could I make it to an event in Edinburgh at 6pm on the 5th of July?

Not as things stand, because you’re on Oliver’s school pickup and he has cricket until 5:30. But Tom is working from home that day, so if he takes over pickup, you could make it.

You’re already organised. It’s just spread across your head, five apps, the family group chat and the back of an envelope. And it takes far too long.

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Everything your household runs on, in one place

Shared by default

Calendar, to-dos, shopping, budget, documents and notes are visible to the whole house. Switch anything to private when you need to.

Talk to it

Hold the button on any screen and say what you need. It adds the event, moves the job or reads you tomorrow.

Gets to know you

The more your routines and schedules go in, the more useful its answers get for everyone at home.

Finds the free weekend

Stop flicking between four calendars. Ask, and it checks everyone’s diary and suggests a date.

Ask it anything about your household

It reads your calendar, lists, budget and notes, so you can ask it things the way you’d ask your partner. When can Grandma visit? What have we forgotten this week? It checks everyone’s plans before it answers.

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Household assistant

What do I need to know about this week?

Lily’s school trip form is due tomorrow. Rose’s passport runs out before Cornwall on 22 July, so it’s worth renewing now. Recycling goes out tonight, and swimming kit is needed on Thursday.

Say it on the school run

Add an event while you’re driving, move a job while you’re cooking, or check tomorrow with your hands full of book bags. You just talk, and it does it.

You said

“Add Sophie’s birthday party to this Saturday”

Added for Saturday. Nothing else is on that day.

Send Grandma a link

Whoever’s looking after the kids gets the routine, allergies, emergency numbers and a checklist they can tick off. They don’t need the app or an account, and the link expires when you choose.

A mum cuddled up on the sofa with two children

Breakfast by 8:30, no nuts (allergy)
Swimming kit is in the blue bag
Lily’s inhaler is in the front pocket of her school bag
Bedtime 7:30, one story then lights out

Link expires in 7 days

An app that feels like your home

You’ll open it most days, so we made it calm to look at. Soft greens and warm blush instead of office blue and grey.

And everything else your household runs on

Shared calendar
To-do lists
Shopping list
Household budget
Documents & renewals
Notes
Reminders
Room for everyone

Built by neighbours, designed for households

We’re two mums who live a few doors apart. We tried every app going and none of them talked to each other, so we built the one we wanted for our own homes.

Get in early

We’re letting homes in a few at a time. Leave your email and we’ll write when there’s a place for you.

No spam, just one email when you’re in.