One home. Every part of running it.
Seven modules that each earn their keep on their own — and get better together. Turn on what your household needs today; add the rest whenever you're ready.
A shared to-do list the whole house actually keeps up with.
Capture the endless mental load — permission slips, the leaking faucet, calling the dentist — and hand each one to the right person with a due date. Assignees get a nudge; you get a clear head.
- Assign to anyone, set due dates and priorities, add a checklist of subtasks
- Recurring tasks regenerate on their own — take out the bins, water the plants
- Comment threads keep the back-and-forth on the task, not lost in group chat
- Call the plumber about the leak High 0/2
- Book dentist for the kids Med 1/3
- Return library books Low
- Renew car registration
Turn the weekly grind into points, streaks and small wins.
Set up chore routines once and let them rotate fairly between everyone. Kids see exactly what's theirs today, earn points when it's done, and cash them in for real rewards you decide on.
- Fair auto-rotation so it's never the same person stuck with the trash
- Points and streaks that make helping out feel worth it — celebrated, not policed
- Optional adult approval before points are awarded — no gaming the system
This week's leaderboard
Leo redeemed Movie night pick
−150 pts · approved by Maya
One calendar for practices, pickups, work trips and date nights.
Color-coded per person, with reminders that actually reach the people who need them. See the whole household's week at a glance and stop double-booking the one free Saturday.
- Month, week and day views, color-coded by household member
- Recurring events and reminders that notify the right attendees
- Subscribe from Apple, Google or Outlook so it lives next to everything else
July
Household money, finally in plain sight.
Set a monthly budget per category, log what you spend, and watch planned-vs-actual update in real time. No spreadsheets, no judgment — just a clear picture the household can share.
- Category budgets with planned vs. actual and simple, readable charts
- Log transactions in seconds and tag them so trends surface themselves
- Export a clean report whenever you need one
Spent in July
$2,740 / $4,000
On track · 9 days left
Every recurring payment, tracked before it's late.
Add each bill once with its schedule and HouseholdOS reminds you before it's due, tracks what's been paid, and quietly flags the subscriptions you forgot you were still paying for.
- Reminders ahead of every due date, with autopay clearly marked
- Recurring bills generate themselves so the list is always current
- A running total of subscriptions — spot the ones worth canceling
Upcoming
- Autopay $1,850
Mortgage
Aug 1
- Reminder $64
Internet
Due today
- $128
Electricity
Aug 4
- Review $43
Streaming ×3
Aug 6
Your home's contents, warranties and receipts in one vault.
Catalog the things that matter — the appliances, the electronics, the valuables — with photos, serial numbers and values. If you ever need to file an insurance claim, the list is already done.
- Organize by room or category, with photos and linked receipts
- Warranty reminders before coverage quietly expires
- Export a complete, valued inventory for insurance in one click
Living room
Insured value $8,420OLED TV
Sound system
Espresso machine
Bookshelf
Plan the week's meals and let the shopping list write itself.
Drag meals onto the week, and the ingredients flow straight into a categorized shopping list. Fewer 6pm panics, fewer forgotten items, fewer midweek takeout runs you didn't really want.
- A weekly meal calendar the whole household can see and suggest to
- Ingredients roll up into a store-organized shopping list automatically
- Save the meals that worked and reach for them again next month
This week's dinners
14 ingredients added to Shopping
Grouped by aisle · 3 already at home
Safe for kids. Flexible for everyone else.
A household is not one-size-fits-all, so access isn't either. Every member gets a role, and every role sees exactly what it should — no more, no less. Invite a babysitter for the weekend, a co-parent to the shared calendar, or a contractor to a single project.
Owner
Full control of the household, members and billing.
Adult
Manage most modules, budgets and sensitive records.
Teen
Own their tasks and chores, with limits you set.
Child
A simple, friendly view of their chores and rewards.
Co-parent
Shared calendar and expenses, private on the rest.
Guest
Time-boxed access to only the modules you invite them to.