Household.email

Every household runs on email it never asked for. The school newsletter with
three dates in it, the swimming term confirmation, the party invitation with
the address buried in a PDF. Somebody reads it, somebody is supposed to
remember it, and the rest of the household finds out late.

Household.email gives your household one address. Forward anything to it, or
connect the inbox you already use, and the dates, tasks and details come back
out as a calendar everyone can see.

A shared inbox, not another group chat
Mail arrives in one place the adults share. Assign it, snooze it, or let it
turn itself into an event. Nothing depends on one person reading their phone.

The calendar fills itself
Dates found in email land on the household calendar, with the location and
the thing you have to bring. Subscribe to it from Apple Calendar, Google
Calendar or Outlook and it shows up where you already look.

A chore chart that rotates on its own
Chores move between adults and children by themselves. Children take their
turn and appear on the calendar without needing a login of their own.

One shopping list, actually shared
Everyone adds to the same list and it ticks off as you shop. Plan the week's
meals and the list builds itself from what you are cooking.

Todos that belong to the household, not to an app
Assign them, repeat them, and see what is actually left before the weekend.

Widgets on your home screen
Today's events, what is left on the list, whose chore it is. Tick a todo or a
shopping item without opening the app.

Household.email is on the web and on your phone, and the two are the same
thing — no separate mobile version to keep in step.