Features
Everything your family needs, on one friendly screen
Everything below is in every Rooday plan. There are no add-ons, and you can switch off whatever your family doesn't need.
β¨ New in Rooday
Fresh this season
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iPhone & Android apps
Native apps for iPhone, iPad and Android: push notifications, sharing and a wall mode that stays awake.
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Live alerts
Chores to approve and rewards to give pop up on your phone, with the button right there. No refreshing.
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Rides
Who's driving to practice and who's picking up, with a heads-up when nobody is.
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Beat the clock
Chores with a done-by time count down on the wall before the bus.
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Daily brief
A few friendly sentences about the family's day, every morning.
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Tell Rooday
One box (or the mic) for questions, list items, notes and new plans.
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Nothing lands twice
Magic import and the family inbox spot events you already have.
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Aisle-sorted groceries
Shopping lists put themselves in store order.
π Calendar
One calendar for the whole family, readable from across the room.
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Four ways to look
Day (an hour grid), week, month and a scrolling schedule. Pick the one the wall opens to.
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A color for everyone
Events for one person, a few, or the whole family, with everyone's avatar on them.
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Repeats that make sense
Daily, weekdays, weekly, every two weeks, monthly or yearly, with an end date. Skip a single day.
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Double-booking warnings
Overlapping plans for the same person are flagged on the calendar and on the event.
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Rides
Who drops off and who picks up for every practice and party, what still needs a driver, and a heads-up when one grown-up is booked in two places.
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Reminders per event
From 5 minutes to the day before, on everyone's phone. Or use the family default.
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Birthdays and countdowns
βBeach trip in 12 daysβ and birthdays from each profile, right where kids can see them.
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A pinned family note
βPizza night Friday!β across the top of the calendar for everyone.
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Weather built in
Today's weather and a 7-day forecast, with nothing to set up.
β Chores and stars
Routines kids can follow on their own, with as much or as little reward as your family likes.
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Morning, afternoon and evening
Charts grouped by part of the day, every day or only on certain days.
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Beat the clock
Give a chore a done-by time and it counts down on the wall: β12 min leftβ before the bus.
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Fair ways to share
Everyone does it, take turns (it rotates each time), or first one to do it.
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One-tap check-offs
Confetti, stars and π₯ streaks for days with every chore done.
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Grown-up check
Optional: a grown-up approves a chore before its stars count, right from the alert on their phone.
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Rewards
Kids ask for rewards from your list, no PIN needed. You give them, or say not yet and the stars go back.
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Weekly goals
A star goal per kid, like an allowance, plus bonus stars for kindness and extra help.
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Mood check-ins
Kids pick how they feel today, and it shows on their avatar.
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Printable charts
A weekly chore chart for the fridge, a babysitter or grandma's house.
π½οΈ Meals and recipes
Decide dinner once a week, and stop being asked βwhat's for dinner?β every night.
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Weekly planner
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks for every day, on the wall for everyone.
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Recipe box
The family's favorites with servings, time, ingredients and steps. Search it in a tap.
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Save from a link
Any recipe website, plus TikTok, Pinterest and other pages the AI helper can read.
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βWhat can I make?β
Type what's in the fridge and get dinner ideas you can save or put on the menu.
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Fill the week
The helper suggests dinners for the empty nights: quick, no fish, one veggie nightβ¦
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Straight to the list
A recipe's ingredients go onto the grocery list in one tap.
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Copy last week
Liked last week? Copy it into the empty spots of this one.
π Lists and the family board
The fridge door's job, done better.
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Shared lists
Groceries, to-dos and packing lists that anyone can add to and check off. Give a to-do to someone.
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Sorted by aisle
Grocery lists sort themselves into fruit and veg, dairy, frozen and more, so the shop goes in one lap.
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Say it or paste it
Tap the mic and say what you need, or type βmilk, eggs, bananasβ to add three at once.
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Share anywhere
Send a list to Messages, Reminders or a delivery app from your phone's share sheet.
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Family board
Quick notes from anyone: βAt Jake's, home by 6!β The newest one shows on the calendar.
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Hey Siri
βAdd milk to groceriesβ and βWhat's on today?β with Siri Shortcuts.
β¨ AI helper
For the paperwork that comes with kids. It suggests; you decide.
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Flyers to events
Snap the soccer schedule or the birthday invitation and pick the events to add.
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Nothing lands twice
Events that are already on your calendar are spotted and left unticked, even when the wording is different.
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The daily brief
Each morning, a few friendly sentences about the day: who's where, who's driving, what to bring.
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Tell Rooday
One box for anything: βadd eggs to groceriesβ, βhome by 6!β, βdentist Tuesday at 3β, or a question.
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Newsletters to events
Paste the school newsletter. The dates come out; you choose which ones stay.
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A family email address
Forward emails, invitations, flyer photos and calendar invites. They're sorted by kind, urgent ones first, waiting for a grown-up.
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Ask about your week
βWhen's the dentist?β βWho still has chores today?β βWhat do we need from the store?β
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Talk instead of type
A mic button wherever you'd type, on devices that support dictation.
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Off means off
Turn the helper off in Settings and it disappears everywhere.
πΌοΈ The wall display
Made to be looked at all day, and lovely when nobody is.
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Tap a face
Everyone switches to their own day by tapping their avatar. No logins.
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Photo screensaver
Family photos and kids' art when the screen is idle, added from any phone.
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Night mode
Dims on a schedule so it isn't a night-light.
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Back home
After a few quiet minutes it heads back to the family calendar.
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Timers
Screen time, homework, the oven. A big friendly alert when time's up.
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Alarms
Daily or weekday alarms for the bus, practice and bedtime.
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Always current
Changes from any phone appear right away, and after a Wi-Fi blip it catches up on its own.
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Live alerts
βEmma asked for screen time.β Little pop-ups when something happens, with a button to say yes.
π± Phones and kids' tablets
Everyone gets the right view, wherever they are.
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iPhone, iPad and Android apps
Native apps with push notifications, list sharing and a wall mode that stays awake. Or use any browser.
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Push notifications
Event reminders, a morning agenda, an evening chore nudge and reward requests.
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A kid's own tablet
Only their chores, plans and stars, plus whole-family things. They can't switch it back.
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Pair with a code
New devices join with a 6-digit code. No passwords on kids' tablets.
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Grown-ups join free
Invite a co-parent or grandparent by email. They get their own sign-in.
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Your phone's calendar too
Subscribe to the family calendar from Apple, Google or Outlook with a private link.
ποΈ Grown-up controls
Your family, your rules.
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Parent PIN
Kids check off chores, add to lists and ask for rewards. Everything else asks for a 4-digit PIN, which stays unlocked for 15 minutes.
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Feature switches
Chores, stars, rewards, meals, lists, photos, moods, live alerts, rides, the daily brief and the AI helper: keep what fits.
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A setup wizard
Who's in the family, how you feel about rewards, chores suggested by age and reward ideas.
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Your home view
Open to day, week, month or schedule.
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Your way
Β°F or Β°C, weeks that start on Sunday or Monday, your time zone.
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Keys and webhooks
A family API for Home Assistant and Zapier, with signed webhooks.
All of it, one price
$10/month or $96/year for the whole family, after a 30-day free trial. No hardware to buy.
$10/month after your trial Β· No hardware to buy