No "Q3 fuzzy bucket" lies. Here's exactly what's done and what's coming.
Hand-picked families, invited one by one. Every founder reads every signup. Live on iOS, Android, and web.
Tap an invite link on your phone, it opens the app — not the web. QR codes for face-to-face onboarding.
Invitation-only, available in the United States, on the App Store + Play Store. Request access on the waitlist. Pricing announced ahead of launch.
Drop your kid's school iCal once, or just snap the PDF / a photo of the printed calendar — Dewey reads the dates out and they land on the family calendar and the morning brief. Half-days, snow days, "wear blue" days, all of it.
Save the stores your family uses and get reminded the moment you arrive at one with items on your list. The location match runs entirely on your phone — by design, it never reaches our servers. On-device location is a roadmap principle, not a gap.
Family+ features: type "camping trip" or "Diwali" and Dewey builds the checklist, backward-planned from the date. Turn a shopping list into a multi-stop Maps route across your stores. And Dewey now rides along on every screen.
An optional add-on on Family+ — the weekly ritual, not a one-tap tool: a 10-minute Family Huddle, a meal plan that becomes a grocery list sorted by store, and a shared chore board.
First-class birthdays — add once, surface in every member's morning brief on the day, with auto-recurring year-over-year. Plus full-text search across past and future events so "when's the dentist?" is one tap, not a scroll.
Multi-household coordination — extended families, grandparent involvement, nanny shares. Each pod has its own scope, your family stays private.
Put it to a family vote — dinner Friday, weekend plans, where to go. Everyone taps a choice and the tally updates live, with a deadline if you want one. The messenger came out; Decisions is the standalone surface that replaced it.
Invited families get a "Suggest Feature" button in every screen. Top-voted ideas make next month's release.
Get on the waitlist →