Private beta · Denmark · A few places left

One head shouldn't hold the whole household.

Tell something once — the swim bag, the birthday, the thing you're out of — and both parents have it. No re-explaining. No "did you remember to…".

Request sent.

Thank you — we've got you on the list. We keep the beta small so we can set up every family personally, so it may be a little while before a spot opens. We'll email you as soon as one does.

The part nobody sees

Most of running a home is invisible work.

None of this is written down anywhere. It lives in somebody's head, all week, every week — and it's the reason one of you is always the one who remembers.

Emma's nut allergy Swim Wednesdays, bag by the door Gymnastics fee due the 5th Ida's shoes are getting tight Dentist, but not before 15:00 Library books back Friday No red food dye Farmor's birthday, Saturday Photo day — the good shirt Out of oat milk again

We write it down, keep it current, and show it to both of you.

How it works

Say it once.

First

Just say it

"Emma has swimming Wednesdays at 17:30." Plain language, in a chat. No forms, no fields, no setup weekend.

Then

It becomes something

It lands where it belongs — the calendar, the shopping list, this week's meals, the to-dos. You confirm, it saves.

Meanwhile

Your partner has it

Same family, same week, same list. Nothing to forward, screenshot, or repeat at 22:40 on a Tuesday.

And then

It adds up

Week four is easier than week one. By then it knows the allergies, the routines, and what your family actually eats.

In the beta right now

What you get today.

Not a roadmap. This is what's live and what beta families are using this week.

A shared calendar

One week, both parents, everything from swim night to photo day.

Meals for the week

Planned around the allergies, the schedule, and what you'll actually cook on a Thursday.

A shopping list

Either of you adds, either of you shops. It updates on both phones.

The to-dos

The small stuff that falls through — permission slips, forms, returns, gifts.

A chat that knows you

Ask it anything about your week. It answers from your family's own details, not generic advice.

It's a web app — add it to your home screen and it behaves like any other app. Nothing to download, works on iPhone and Android.

What we ask of you

Two parents. Four weeks. Honest feedback.

We keep the beta small on purpose, because we sit down with every family that joins.

  • Both of you, not one of you

    This only works if both parents are in it — that's the whole idea. Single-parent households are welcome too, but if you're two, we want two.

  • We set you up ourselves

    About 30 minutes, in person or on a call. We'll get your family's details in so it's useful from day one.

  • Tell us when it's wrong

    Early software gets things wrong. We'd much rather hear it from you than find it ourselves six weeks later.

  • It's free while we're in beta

    No card, no trial countdown. If we start charging later, you'll hear it from us first.

Join the beta

Want your household out of one person's head?

Leave your email. We'll come back with a time.

Request sent.

Thank you — we've got you on the list. We keep the beta small so we can set up every family personally, so it may be a little while before a spot opens. We'll email you as soon as one does.