Chores, calendar, meals and groceries in one place the whole household can see and edit. Mount an old iPad in the kitchen and it becomes the board everyone checks on the way past.
The board, running in kiosk mode on a wall-mounted iPad.
One day at a time: who has what, what's for dinner, and which chores belong to whom. Plan the meals and the grocery list builds itself.
Pick a day.
Assigned per person, set to repeat, easy to check off. No red badges nagging anyone.
Everyone in the household sees it and can edit it. No more guessing whose day it is — colour-coded per calendar with Pro.
Plan the week and the grocery list builds itself, then goes straight to Reminders. Import recipes from the web.
Current conditions on the board, the full five-day forecast in your pocket.
Pasta, homework, screen time. Start it from the kitchen, see it on the board.
When the day winds down, the board dims and drifts through family photos.
Mount an old iPad in the kitchen and it becomes the household's day at a glance: agenda, chores and conditions, always on.
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Homestead runs on your devices and syncs through your own iCloud. No accounts, no ads, no analytics — your family's week is nobody else's business.
Our whiteboard was three colours of marker and always a week behind, so I built Homestead.
I'm TJ — I live in Maryland, I work in corporate IT, and I build these apps at night and on weekends. Homestead is one of five that hold the things you'd rather not hold in your head.
Chores, calendar and timers are free for the whole household. Add the wall board when the iPad comes off the shelf.