$7.99/mo
or $79/year per household.
Real product screenshots
Built to be checked quickly from the kitchen counter or a parent laptop.
The current app already brings daily context into one flow: weather, lists, chores, calendar, meals, routines, and at-a-glance widgets.
Bring your own device
Do not buy a new family display just to get organized.
Family Hub is a web app, so a spare iPad on the counter, a phone in the carpool line, and a desktop browser after bedtime can all show the same household system.
Kitchen iPadToday
Agenda, chores, list, weather
PhoneCheck in
Assignments and errands
DesktopSet up
Templates and weekly closeout
What makes it different
The Family Hub is designed for the moment after the calendar event ends.
That is where shared planning turns into kid ownership, repeatable chores, and payout-ready accountability.
Plan
A shared week everyone can understand
Calendar views, dashboard widgets, meals, and lists keep the household oriented without another spreadsheet.
Repeat
Turn chores into reusable templates
Set the chore, schedule, icon, assignment pattern, and commission once, then reuse it every week.
Own
Give kids a clear operating view
Each child can see what belongs to them, while parents keep the full family view.
Close
Review commission without the argument
Weekly closeout shows what was completed, what was earned, and what still needs attention.
For families comparing calendar-first tools
A shared calendar is useful. A household operating system is better.
The Family Hub keeps the clarity of a shared family planner and adds the chore workflow families actually need: templates, assignments, and weekly accountability.
Shared calendar visibility
Strong
Useful, but only the first layer of the problem.
Reusable chore templates
Built in
Define chore logic once instead of rewriting it every week.
Kid-by-kid assignments
Built in
Each kid gets a clear operating view, not just a wall calendar.
Commission and weekly closeout
Built in
Parents can review completion and payout in the same system.
Pricing
Simple household pricing, with a launch offer for founding families.
Start with a 30-day free trial. Then choose $7.99/month, $79/year, or the $59/year founding-family annual offer while available.
30-day free trial
Monthly
$7.99per month
The full Family Hub for one household, billed monthly after the free trial.
Start monthly trial- Shared family calendar and dashboard
- Chore templates and kid assignments
- Commission tracking and weekly closeout
- Lists, meals, routines, and widgets
- Use phones, tablets, or desktop browsers
Best everyday value
Annual
$79per year
The same complete household system with a lower yearly price.
Start annual trial- Everything in Monthly
- One annual household subscription
- No dedicated wall device required
- Priority launch support
- Built for shared tablets and family phones
Limited early launch
Founding Family
$59per year
Early-launch annual pricing for families who start while the offer is available.
Claim founding offer- 30-day free trial included
- Full Family Hub feature set
- Founding-family annual rate
- Direct feedback path during launch
- Move an old iPad into service
Why it should feel worth trying
A family command center should fit your home, not force another purchase.
The current launch message is grounded in the built product, captured screenshots, and the practical device setup families already understand.
Bring your own device
The old kitchen iPad finally has a real job
"We did not want another wall display. We put the Family Hub on an older iPad in the kitchen, and the kids check what is theirs before asking."
Already built
Templates, assignments, widgets, and commission are in the product
The site uses current product screenshots because the core workflow already exists: plan the week, assign work, and close it out.
Launch posture
Founding families get the clearest price and feedback path
Early launch starts with a 30-day trial and a $59/year founding-family annual offer while feedback is most useful.
Frequently asked
Questions parents ask before they switch.
If you have been comparing family planners, shared displays, and chore charts, these are the questions that usually decide it.
How is The Family Hub different from a shared family calendar?
A calendar shows the week. The Family Hub adds chore templates, kid assignments, commission tracking, lists, meals, and weekly closeout so the family can follow through.
Do I need a dedicated wall display?
No. The Family Hub is designed to work on phones, tablets, and desktop browsers, so you can use a kitchen tablet if you want one without buying purpose-built hardware.
Can I assign a commission amount to each chore template?
Yes. Templates can carry commission defaults, and assignments keep the value visible when chores are scheduled and completed.
Can kids have their own view?
Yes. Kid-specific views help each child see what belongs to them without getting overloaded by the whole household system.
Ready to try it at home?
Start the 30-day trial on a device your family already uses.
The Family Hub is built for the practical next step: the chores, ownership, and weekly wrap-up a calendar alone cannot give you.
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