Everybody can see it.
Put the dog feeding, bins, medicine, and the rest of daily life in one shared place.
One place. A shared plan.Shared reminders, settled.
Stop wondering.
Someone did it.
Shared household reminders that stop reminding when someone actually does it.
See how it works
Built for busy households
Alex is on itEveryone else can relax
Feed the dogsDone for everyone
01
Someone needs to do it.
Everyone who can help gets the same reminder.
02
Someone’s on it.
One tap claims the task and quiets the rest of the household.
03
Someone did it.
The task closes with a clear record of who finished it.
A quieter way to share the load
The reminder ends
when the job does.
Nobody has to chase it.
One person claims it. Everyone else is updated. The app handles the follow-through.
Less chasing. More living.There’s a straight answer.
See what happened without a group-text archaeology project or another “Did anyone…?”
Know who did it. And when.Made for real households
Clear enough to
use half-awake.
The important thing is always obvious: what needs doing, who can help, and whether it’s handled.
Plan it once.
Daily and weekly schedules that fit real life.
Handle today.
See what’s due. Claim it. Get it done.
Keep everyone together.
People and invites, all in one place.
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Less nagging. More knowing.
Thoughtful details for the
things that keep happening.
One task. One person needed.
Share a reminder with everyone who could handle it—without asking everyone to do it.
The buzzing stops.
Tap “I’m On It” and everyone else’s phone quietly stands down.
Done means everyone knows.
The household sees who handled it, so nobody repeats the job or has to ask.
Catch it before it rings.
A quiet heads-up lets someone finish early and silence the scheduled reminder.
Away means away.
Pause a reminder for travel dates, then let it resume automatically when you’re home.
Easy at 6 AM, too.
Warm light and dark themes keep the app comfortable before the rest of the house wakes up.
The household exhale
It’s handled.
One small sentence. A much calmer house.
Meet Someone Did It