One shared household
Invite by code or QR. Everyone lands on the same day with the same events and tasks, colour-coded Mine, Theirs, and Shared — so one glance answers “who's doing what?”
Coming soon to the App Store & Google Play
Family Spot keeps every schedule, task, and appointment in one shared space — and tells you the moment two of them collide.
How it works
No boards to build, no template to pick. Make a household, invite the people in it, and add the day.
Name it, pick your avatar, and you get a six-character invite code and a QR to share. Partner scans it, they're in — same household, same day, same list.
Type an event or task in a few taps, or say it out loud and let AI draft it. Assign it to one person, or leave it for everyone.
Home shows today as an arc and a timeline, marks what's live, and flags anything that clashes. Reminders land on the phone of whoever it's for.
The part no other planner does
Family Spot compares every event and open task that shares a person — including the ones marked Everyone or Unassigned. When two land on top of each other you get a flag on Home, an amber card on the timeline, and one tap to fix whichever side should move.
Features
Everything below is in the app today. No boards, no burndown, no Gantt chart.
Invite by code or QR. Everyone lands on the same day with the same events and tasks, colour-coded Mine, Theirs, and Shared — so one glance answers “who's doing what?”
Double-booked a person? Home says so, and one tap opens the side you want to move.
Hold the mic, talk like a human, and the note comes back as text you can send to AI. Pro
6 AM to 10 PM in one ring, with a marker on right now, so you feel the shape of the day before you read a word.
A nudge goes to the member it's assigned to — not only the phone that typed it in. Everyone gets it when it's for everyone.
Weekly football, Mon/Wed/Fri gym, monthly rent — one series, expanded in its own timezone. Change a single week or the whole run.
Link the iCloud, Google, or work calendars sitting on the phone and their events flow into the household plan, refreshed each time you open the app. It reads the device — no account handover, no admin console. Pro
Voice & AI · Pro
Hold the mic and talk. Family Spot turns it into text, reads out the events and tasks it found, and hands you draft cards — with times, people, repeats, and reminders already filled in.
Nothing saves until you say so. Every card comes back for review first, so the AI never quietly books the wrong Thursday.
Dots show whose day it is. Tap a date for that day's list, swipe for the next month. Repeats are expanded across the whole view, so a Tuesday six weeks out looks like the real Tuesday.
Assign it, share it, or leave it unassigned for whoever gets there first. Check it off and it stays until the end of its day, then quietly steps out of the way.
Plans
The household, the calendar, the tasks, and the overlap alerts never cost anything. Pro pays for the parts that cost us to run.
$0forever
No trial, no card, no countdown.
$4.99per month
One subscription for the household, managed in your store account.
Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends, and are managed in your App Store or Google Play account.
Questions
Not yet. It's finished and in testing — leave your email and you'll get the link the day it goes live on the App Store and Google Play.
No. The household, the plan, and the alerts work for everyone on the free tier. Pro unlocks voice capture, Plan with AI, and phone-calendar sync for the account that buys it.
It's turned into text so the AI can draft cards from it, then the recording is dropped — it isn't kept in your history or attached to the event.
No handover, no admin console. Family Spot reads the calendars already on the phone, with your permission, and copies upcoming events into the household plan. Stop the sync and the copies go — your own calendar is untouched.
One per account today, which keeps “who can see this?” obvious. Leave a household and you can join another with its invite code.
Yes. Every event stores its own timezone, and repeats are worked out in that timezone — so the Tuesday practice stays at 5 PM local, whatever the clocks do.
One email when Family Spot hits the stores. Nothing else, ever.
iPhone and Android. No account needed to look around.