Family organizer app
Calendar, chores, grocery, meals, allowance, and weather — one screen on every phone, tablet, and fridge in the house. Free forever, no ads, unlimited kids.
One family account · No credit card · Free forever
Most families end up with five apps for one job: a calendar, a grocery list, a chore tracker, a meal planner, maybe an allowance tool, plus a group text to coordinate it all. None of them talk to each other, the kids aren't in most of them, and the fridge whiteboard still does the heavy lifting.
FamilyDash is the one shared dashboard for everything that runs a household. The shared calendar pulls in Google, Apple, and Outlook. Chores rotate between kids with streak tracking. The grocery list is real-time. The meal planner auto-builds the shopping list. Kids log in with a 4-digit PIN — no email account required.
Free includes the whole core experience for unlimited family members. Pro ($4.99/mo or $34.99/yr, 14-day trial) adds the automations: recipe scanning from photos/TikTok, one-tap Kroger checkout, monetary allowance, AI email-to-calendar, auto-fill meal planning, and unlimited calendar connections.
Apple, Google, Outlook — connect via ICS or Google's OAuth. Family-wide visibility. First calendar free; unlimited on Pro. Plus an outbound family calendar link anyone can subscribe to (also free).
Daily / weekly / monthly chores, automatic rotation across multiple kids, streak tracking with celebration animations, push notifications. The whole engine is free, including unlimited chores and unlimited kids.
Anyone in the household can add from any device; changes propagate to every screen within seconds. Sorted by store department so you walk the store in order. Pro adds one-tap Kroger checkout.
Drag a recipe to a day in the week. Ingredients auto-flow into the grocery list, grouped by department, scaled to your serving count. Pro adds recipe scanning and auto-fill from your history.
Kids open their personal bookmark and tap in a 4-digit PIN. No email accounts, no passwords. Works on the fridge tablet, on their phone, on Grandma's iPad — anywhere with a browser.
Full-screen kiosk layout with big touch targets. Mount any iPad or Android tablet, install as a PWA, and you've got a family dashboard. Plus identical responsive views on every phone and laptop.
A family organizer app is a shared dashboard that combines the things a household needs to coordinate — calendar, chores, grocery list, meal planner, and (usually) some form of family messaging. FamilyDash is in this category, focused on chore tracking, fridge-tablet kiosk layout, and the meal-planner-to-grocery-list flow with Kroger checkout.
Yes — FamilyDash is free forever, with unlimited family members, unlimited chores, the shared calendar (one connected feed free), grocery list, meal planner, kid logins, and push notifications. No ads. Pro is optional and adds the higher-value automations.
FamilyDash leads on chore tracking with monetary allowance, recipe scanning, Kroger checkout, AI email-to-calendar, and a fridge-tablet-first design. Cozi and FamilyWall are mature, mobile-first family hubs that don't go as deep on chores or grocery automation. See the full breakdown on /familydash-vs-cozi and /familydash-vs-familywall.
That's the primary use case it was designed for. The full-screen kiosk layout, big touch targets, and kid PIN view all work without a parent's account. Mount any iPad or Android tablet, install FamilyDash as a PWA, and the family dashboard lives there.
No. Parents sign in with Google, Apple, or magic link. Kids get a 4-digit PIN and a personal bookmark — no email account, no password to manage. Works on the fridge tablet and their own phone.
Free forever for your whole household. Pro from $2.92/mo when you want recipe scanning and Kroger cart sync.