Every child.
Their own little guide.
Routines, food preferences, comfort tricks and pickup instructions. Ready when either of you is on duty.
☾ Bedtime, step by step
♡ The things that help them feel at home
For the beautifully busy days
Same team.
A lighter day.
The bedtime routine. The right kind of milk. The thing that needs doing. One shared place for everything that keeps your family moving.
Use it in your browser. Android release in preparation.
✓ Bedtime? You’ve got this.Every little detail, right there.
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YOUR FAMILY, TOGETHERYou’ve got this,
One day. One team.
You’ve got this,
Alex.
One day. One team.Your board
Pick up the groceriesWhole milk, bananas & the good crackers
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Pack the school bagAdded by Jamie
Ready for the next handoff
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Bedtime with ElliePajamas, two books, blue blanket.
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One list. Both of you.“Got the milk. On my way.”
Illustrative example · names and details are fictional✓ A shared space for your family✓ Either partner can take the lead✓ Useful on your phone and the web
Less remembering. More being there.
It’s the little things
that make a day work.
Give all those details a home. Then give each other a little more breathing room.
Every child.
Your board.
Their board. Ours.
Add something for yourself or your partner. See who’s handling it, when it’s due, and what’s already done.
✓ Pack the swimming bag
Book the car service
The grocery list
with the details.
How much, which brand, what to get instead. Add and check off items from either phone.
▱ Yogurt · 6 pack · vanilla
▱ Bananas · just a little green
Try an example
“How do we
usually do this?”
Have the answer before you need to ask. A familiar routine, a few thoughtful notes, and checkboxes you can tap with one hand.
An interactive example. Changes here aren’t saved.
Bedtime, made familiar
Around 7:30 pmA small start goes a long way
Your family, connected.
You don’t need to organize your whole life first. Start with the next thing you need help remembering.
Make a little space.
Sign in with Google or email. Create your family and add a child, a routine, or your first shared task.
Bring your person.
Copy a private invitation for your partner. They sign in with their own account and join the same family.
Take the next thing together.
Follow a routine, handle something on the board, or pick up the groceries. Updates appear for both of you.
Our family calendar
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3:30 pm School pickup
One place for your family’s plans.
One place for your family’s plans.
Keep your plans close
A calendar
for your family.
Plan pickups, appointments and time together. Optionally publish events to a separate Daddy Duty Google calendar.
Publishing runs when you tap Publish in the app. Google Calendar permission is optional. Share the calendar with your partner through Google Calendar settings.
A few good questions
Before you
make yourself at home.
Can we both add things for each other?
Yes. Either partner can add, edit, assign and complete tasks, update child information, and use the shopping list. Mom and Dad labels don’t limit what you can do.
Do we share a login?
No. Each adult signs in separately. A private invitation connects your accounts to the same family space. Invitations expire after 48 hours and work once.
Do I need to connect Google Calendar?
No. Your family’s app calendar, boards and shopping list work without it. The optional connection publishes event titles, times and locations to a dedicated Google calendar. Child-care notes stay in the app.
Is it available on Google Play?
The Android release is being prepared for Google Play. You can use the web app in your phone or desktop browser. A store link will appear here when the release is available.
How do reminders work?
In the Android app, you can set an event reminder on that device. If an event changes, set the reminder again. Background calendar syncing and remote assignment alerts are not included in this release.
Can I leave or delete my account?
Yes. Use Family & settings in the app. If you own a family with other members, first transfer ownership. See our account deletion page for what is removed and what remains shared.
A little more teamwork.
A lot more “we’ve got this.”
Start with one routine. One list. One less thing to remember.
Create your family space