The ritual that pulls every family member in — real screens from the actual app, not a wall of bullet points.
Every member wakes to one push — name, time, the 3 things that matter today. No swiping through a calendar to figure out who needs to be where. This single notification could carry the whole product.
Kids tap "done." Parents get a ping. Points tick up. The chore your kid used to fight becomes the thing they open the app to check — and the reason both of you come back, more than once a day.
7pm push at the end of every day. What got done, who earned what, what's left for tomorrow. The ritual closes itself so you don't end the day wondering what slipped — and it tees up the "what's tomorrow" plan.
What's for dinner? Whose turn Saturday? Drop a poll, everyone votes from the notification, the decision's made — before the group text even gets going. The 5pm "what's for dinner" chaos, solved in one tap.
One shared calendar, shared lists, shared reminders — and you can add anything by voice in seconds. The whole household in sync, on every device. The table-stakes family hub, done right under the ritual.
Save Costco, the pharmacy, school, work — pulled from Google or typed in. Attach a place to a list, and Day2Day reminds you when you get there with what's on it.
The school year as a PDF, the league schedule as an iCal link, a flyer photo on the fridge — import it once and it lands on the family calendar (and the morning brief), no retyping.
An optional add-on for Family+: a 10-minute weekly Family Huddle, a meal plan that becomes a grocery list sorted by store, and a chore board the whole house can see.
Snap a grocery receipt and it becomes a shopping list in seconds · seasonal home themes that make the app feel like yours · type "camping trip" or "Diwali" and Dewey builds the checklist (Family+) · and Dewey now rides along on every screen — tap and tell it what you need. Nice to have — not what you'll come back for every day.
First 50 families get hand-onboarded by the founders. The waitlist is open.
Get on the waitlist →