I like that you started with the reality that families don't use one app—they use a collection of workarounds held together by memory and group chats.
The interesting part isn't combining calendars, chores, and meals into one place. It's reducing the amount of coordination families have to do just to stay on the same page. That feels like a much more meaningful problem to solve than simply adding more household features.
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Our family's schedule lived in five places: a calendar app, a chore chart on the fridge, a meal plan in a notes app. Nothing fixed it without ads or per-user fees, so I built the app I wanted for my own family.
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I like that you started with the reality that families don't use one app—they use a collection of workarounds held together by memory and group chats.
The interesting part isn't combining calendars, chores, and meals into one place. It's reducing the amount of coordination families have to do just to stay on the same page. That feels like a much more meaningful problem to solve than simply adding more household features.