Where should I start?
Put household plans, shopping lists, and useful notes in one place, whether you live with family, a partner, or roommates.
Inside the real app · example household information
01A place you share
Give shared responsibilities a place on the calendar. Set the reminder, assign who is handling it, and keep the little things from depending on the person who notices first.

Renting or owning doesn’t change the value of a household that can see the plan.
02Someone will be home for the visit
The maintenance visit is booked, and someone else is letting them in. Leave a note with what needs clearing and keep the contact details with the home. Track maintenance requests, updates, and supporting evidence in the app. Only plan the care that’s yours to handle under your rental arrangement.

03Coming home to one another
One person adds milk. Another remembers the coffee. Keep groceries together so the person stopping on the way back knows what’s needed.

Invite housemates using their own accounts. Plus adds sending a list by text to an opted-in recipient.
See shared lists and notes →Before you make yourself at home
Put household plans, shopping lists, and useful notes in one place, whether you live with family, a partner, or roommates.
No. Start with the tools that solve a problem for you. Add more home details and routines as they become useful.
Make yourself at home
Begin with a grocery list and your next household plan.
Request access →No payment or home address needed to request access.