HomeLifePlannerMake room for time together, not just obligations.
Picnics, football, the cinema, a weekend away — planned with a date, a place, a cost and who is coming, right next to the rest of the week.
An agenda for the good parts
Every activity has a category — outing, sport, culture, food, travel, party, home — a date and time, a place, an optional end date for a weekend away, a cost and a list of who is coming.
They appear on the planner’s day cards with the meals, and in an Activities agenda that shows what is coming up and what it will cost.
- Multi-day activities for trips and holidays.
- Cost included in the week’s estimate.
- Participants chosen per activity.
- Visibility limited to some members when it is a surprise.
Out of ideas for Saturday?
Ask for ideas and the assistant proposes concrete things to do around where you live, for the season, your budget and the mood you are in. One tap adds an idea to the agenda with its details.
It is a starting point, not a recommendation engine: you keep the ones you like and change the rest.
- Ideas near your town, not generic lists.
- Filtered by budget and by who is coming.
- Added to the agenda in one tap.
Questions families ask
Can I plan a whole weekend away?
Yes. Give the activity an end date and it spans the days, with its cost counted once in the week.
Can I keep a surprise hidden?
Yes. Limit the activity to chosen members; the others will not see it in the planner or the agenda.
Do activities cost anything to plan?
No, the feature is free like the rest. The cost field is simply what the outing will cost your household, so the week’s budget stays realistic.
Does everyone get notified?
Household members can be notified when an activity is added, on the devices that enabled notifications.
Keep exploring
Put one good thing in the week.
Plan a picnic for Saturday. Everything else in the household will still be there — but so will the picnic.
Free to start. No credit card. Works on any phone, tablet or computer.