Chores that repeat themselves
"Every Monday", "first Sunday of the month", "twice a day, every day" — set the pattern once and the days fill themselves in. Add an extra round when life happens, or skip one when it doesn't apply.
Family organiser · iOS
The family app that actually gets the chores done.
Familicity keeps a household on the same page. Recurring chores that everyone can see, points and streaks that make kids want to tick them off, a shopping list that updates on every phone at once — and gentle reminders instead of nagging.
iPhone first. Android is on the way. Free while we're in beta.
One household, one screen
Every family runs on a hundred small agreements about who does what. Familicity writes them down once, then keeps score fairly — so the weekly negotiation turns into a list everyone can just look at.
- Set up the recurring chores once; the app fills in every day from there.
- Kids see their own list, earn points, and cash them in for rewards you set.
- Everything syncs live — no "did you already buy milk?" texts.
What's inside
Shared or personal
A shared chore can be split between whoever pitched in, with the points divided fairly. A personal chore lands on one person's list — and a parent can tick it off on their behalf without stealing the credit.
Points, streaks and badges
Every chore is worth points, and the leaderboard shows today, this week and this month. Consecutive days build a streak; milestones unlock badges — first chore, hundredth chore, early bird, helping hand. Some are family-wide, so the household wins them together.
Rewards worth working for
Set up a reward shop the kids can actually shop in — screen time, a film night, whatever works in your house. Points become a balance, redemptions come to you for approval, and every change is explained in a plain-language ledger.
Shopping and to-do lists
One shopping list, one task list, everyone can add. Smart matching stops the same item being added twice, and the list reorders itself around what your family buys most.
Live on every phone
Tick something off and it moves on everyone else's screen straight away. Lost signal? The app keeps working from what it last saw and catches up when you're back.
Reminders, not nagging
A morning catch-up for anything left unmarked yesterday, and a Sunday recap of how the week went. Quiet hours are respected, and every notification can be switched off per person.
Two households, one routine
Separated parents can link their families and share the kids' chores across both homes. Tick it in one house and it's done in the other. A shared calendar shows where each child is on any given week.
Statistics that mean something
Completion rate for the family and per person, the chores that carry the household, and a points trend over time — for when you want to rebalance who does what.
Up and running in an evening
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Sign in and create your family
Continue with Google or Apple. No passwords to invent, no email to confirm.
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Add everyone who lives there
Each person gets a join code for their own phone. Kids without a phone still get a place on the list — a parent can act for them, and they still earn every point.
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Write down the chores
A guided setup walks you through the first handful and their schedules. From there the app takes over the calendar.
Get Familicity
Familicity is in closed beta on iPhone. Drop us a line and we'll send you a TestFlight invite — the App Store release follows shortly after.
Requires iOS 15 or later. Android is planned — say hello if you'd like to be told when it lands.