
The shopping list is spread across four messages
One list everybody adds to
Whoever finishes the milk types in milk. Whoever shops ticks it off. And one button on the home screen asks the family whether anything is missing before you drive off.
Timetable, shopping list, dates and your children's papers — in one place everyone can reach.
Features
Sorted by what helps most in everyday life.

The shopping list is spread across four messages
Whoever finishes the milk types in milk. Whoever shops ticks it off. And one button on the home screen asks the family whether anything is missing before you drive off.

The bus pass is at home
Bus pass, swimming badge, club card, vaccination record: filed per child and on the phone when you are not standing next to them.

Sunday, and it is the same question again
Seven days for your place, plus the radar from the German weather service. Good for the day out, the birthday party and the afternoon plan. And the child can see whether a jacket will do today.
Belg: I tried all of this once myself. Took a while.
Your child is home alone
The children have a call for help with a voice message and a call back. You have a critical alert that gets through even on a silent phone. Plus the calm buttons: dinner is ready, going shopping.
You make the rules. I do the rest.
Thirteen modules in total. Everything listed here is built and in daily use, not planned.
Chess, 2048, Block Drop, a shake-and-press game and more. Children unlock them with their beans, you set what that costs.
Call the dentist, pack the gym bag, sign the school letter. The small things that otherwise nobody picks up.
The next three entries sit on the home screen, with your iPhone calendar behind it. Nothing is maintained twice.
The family gets a song of its own. It is unlocked through vocabulary rounds, not through a buy button.
A pixel painter for in between, which children also use to make their own reward pictures.
Takes a device in your home network off the internet and puts it back. It talks to your router directly, so it only works at home on the wifi.
FAQ
No. Children without their own device use the app on a family device and simply sign in themselves.
The first month is free.
Basic stays free forever. Plus costs 8.99 € a month, and the first month is free.