Features

Everything a household holds in its head, shared

The FairlyFam app comes first, on iPhone and Android. Screens for the wall come next. We'll only describe something as available once it is.

In the app

Some of these, like photo sharing and teen accounts, switch on after launch, once their safety reviews are done.

  • Responsibilities with an owner and a doer

    Each responsibility has an owner who keeps track and a doer who does it. Same person or not, the owner stays accountable.

    • Kinds of work: remember, plan, arrange, check, do
    • Due dates, repeats, reminders and steps
    • Ownership moves only when the new owner accepts
    • A weekly review of who's holding what, with no scores
  • Family calendar

    Events and what's due, together, with a colour for each person. Connect Google or Microsoft Outlook calendars if you want them in the same place; disconnect any time.

  • Chores, stars and rewards

    Chores that repeat or rotate, morning and bedtime routines, stars and a reward shop, and an allowance ledger. A parent checks before a reward counts, and nobody approves their own.

  • Shared lists

    Groceries, pharmacy, hardware: everyone adds and ticks off on the same lists, even offline, with suggestions from what you buy.

  • Meals

    A recipe box, a weekly plan and a family vote on dinner. Suggestions respect every allergy and diet as a hard rule, and missing ingredients go straight to the list.

  • Who's got it

    Pickups and drop-offs anyone can claim, “all Tuesdays this season” in one go, swaps that need a yes, and a week view of what nobody's got yet. “I'm home” is a button, not a tracker.

  • Gift lists

    Birthday and holiday wish lists in any circle. Claim and mark a gift bought; the person it's for never sees who. Secret Santa draws itself.

  • Circles, chat and photos

    Private family and friend circles by invitation only, each with a feed, chat and shared albums. Location is removed from every photo, and there's no face recognition.

  • Ask FairlyFam

    One assistant everywhere. Type it, forward an email or snap a flyer, and get drafts of events, to-dos and list items. A person confirms every change. For adults.

  • Privacy & Safety Center

    See who can see what, set what a teen can use, download your data or delete your account, all in the app.

On the wall

Built on the same family hub, for the kitchen and for grandparents. Our Raspberry Pi kit or any screen with a modern browser. See them.

  • Family Display Coming next

    A touch screen for the kitchen: today, the week and month, everyone's chores, lists, meals, countdowns and who's picking up. A parent PIN guards changes, and optional on-device voice is off until an adult turns it on.

  • Grandparent Frame Coming next

    A photo frame for someone you love. You choose the photos, events and countdowns it shows; they can heart a photo or hide it. It dims to a clock at night.

Coming later

Planned, but not in the first release.

  • Voice messages to the frame Coming later

    Record a note on your phone; it plays on Grandma's frame, and she can reply with a tap.

  • Family calls Coming later

    Voice and video calls between phones, the Display and the Frame, to people the family has approved.

  • More calendar sync Coming later

    Apple iCloud calendars and any calendar link (school, teams, Cozi, Yahoo).

  • Photo printing Coming later

    Prints and photo books from your albums. Adults only.

  • Location Coming later

    Not offered. Any location feature would come only after separate privacy, legal and safety reviews.

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