Your family's week fits on one screen. And everyone's looking at the same one.
Calendar, tasks, groceries, and meals live together in FamilyFocus. Add it once and the rest of the household knows.
One overview instead of five
The calendar, chores, and groceries sit side by side. No more separate lists across three apps and the fridge door.
Not everything has to live in your head
Reminders arrive with time to spare, not the morning of. The household remembers together.
Calm, even when it's busy
No streaks, no scores, no notifications rushing you. You see what's there, and nothing else.
Six features, that's all a family needs
Shared calendar
Football practice, parent-teacher night, the babysitter. Everyone looks at the same week and spots clashes right away.
Reminders
Birthdays, the dentist, a passport about to expire. You get word with enough time to actually do something about it.
Task sharing
Set who does what. Recurring chores rotate on their own, so it's not a fresh conversation every week.
Per-person overview
Open a name and see everything on the schedule for that person that week, from swimming lessons to a school project due.
Meal planning
Line up the week's meals. See at a glance which days are still open and who's cooking.
Shared shopping list
Everyone adds to it, whoever's in the store checks it off. The list updates live, even if you're in different aisles.
Meals fill the shopping list
Pick what you're eating this week and the ingredients land on the shared list. Duplicate items are added together, so whoever goes shopping doesn't have to retype anything.
- Mon · pesto pasta
- Tue · lentil soup
- Wed · wraps
- Penne · 500 g
- Red lentils · 300 g
- Carrots · 6
Carrots showed up in two recipes. FamilyFocus added them together.
Frequently asked questions
What does FamilyFocus cost?
The basics are free, and stay that way. For families who want more, a subscription of €3.99 a month for the whole household is coming later.
How many people is it for?
Up to eight household members. Kids without their own phone can follow along through a parent's account.
Does it work with my own calendar?
Connect Google Calendar or iCloud. Events come in, and you decide per calendar what the family sees.
What happens to our data?
Everything is stored on servers in the European Union. We don't sell data, and there's no ad network in the app.
When does the app launch?
The first version arrives in spring 2027 for iOS and Android. Waitlist members can test it a month early.
Can I remove my account again?
Yes. Request it via account deletion, and your household's data is gone within thirty days.