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The whole household, off your plate.

Someone in every home carries it all: who's driving, what's for dinner, which form is due, whose turn it is. HuniDu puts all of it in one shared place the whole household can see — so you stop being the only one who knows.

One shared place for

RidesDinnerSchool emailChoresBudgetPet care

Two-minute setup. Cancel any time.

On the kitchen TV, on everyone's phone, in the car, and on the web — iOS, Android, Apple TV. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto driving-safe carpool cockpits are coming soon. Mobile, TV & car

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Today at home

Tuesday · everyone already knows

WebPhoneTV
Soccer & dance both at 4pm — Dad takes dance, you take soccer · list ready
Live carpoolLive

Dad · Emma pickup

ETA 6 min · shared live

Dinner

Sheet pan salmon

12 groceries queued

Plan

1 conflict caught

Pickup · PT · Date night

Today’s tasks

2 of 4 done

Emma · 5-day streak

Kitchen TV · everyone's phone · web

Nothing left to chase

Also running

Inbox

3 school forms

Budget

On track

Documents

Card pinned

Pets

Buddy fed

Garden

Needs water

Travel

12 days out

“Who's picking up Emma?”Dad · 3:40
“What's for dinner?”Tacos · already shopped
“Did anyone sign the field-trip form?”Signed Tuesday
“Whose turn is the dishwasher?”Leo · streak day 5
“Did we pay the water bill?”Paid · on budget
“Where's Buddy's vet record?”In Documents
“When's Grandma's birthday?”Saturday · gift bought
“Are we out of milk?”On the list

You're not disorganized. You're the only one holding it all.

The fridge door, the group chat, six apps, and your memory. HuniDu moves all of it into one place the whole household looks at — so the load spreads out instead of landing on you.

Sunday night, right now
Dentist?? Thurs or Fri
FIELD TRIP FORM DUE!!
milk · eggs · dog food · ???
Soccer 4pm / Dance 4pm 😬
OCT

Fam 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 (47 unread)

Mom

who's getting Emma??

thought you were

Mom

I have the 3:30

Leo

whats for dinner

did anyone sign the form

Mom

which form

🙃

Six apps, a fridge door, and one person who somehow has to remember all of it.

Sunday night, with HuniDu

This week at home

Everyone can see it. Nobody has to ask.

MDEL
Thu pickup

Dad · 3:40 · live on the map

Dinner

Tacos · groceries already ordered

Field trip form

Signed Tuesday · in Documents

Soccer vs. dance

Caught · Dad takes dance

Dishwasher

Leo's turn · 5-day streak

Water bill

Paid · October on budget

Tonight

MDate night 7:30DSoccer runEDance · home 5:00LFeed Buddy

The same week, in one place the whole household looks at — kitchen TV, every phone, the web.

  • You're the only one who knows the whole schedule
  • "Who's picking up Emma?" texts at 2:47pm
  • Three half-finished grocery lists in three apps
  • School forms buried in one person's inbox
  • Dinner decided at 5:45pm, again
  • Surprise charges nobody mentioned
  • Everyone sees the same week — you stop being the memory
  • Pickups with a live map, so nobody has to text to ask
  • Dinner decided by Sunday, groceries sorted by aisle
  • School email lands where the other adult can find it
  • Chores the kids chase on their own, for streaks
  • A budget the household can see before it's a surprise
A Tuesday with HuniDu

One ordinary day. Five things you didn't have to do.

Meet a household of four — two adults, Emma (12), Leo (9), and a dog named Buddy. Here's what their Tuesday looks like when the whole house can see the same plan.

  1. 6:45 AM·Kitchen TV·Kitchen, during breakfast

    Everyone reads their own day off the wall.

    The TV shows today for the whole house: Emma has dance at 4, Dad's on pickup, Leo's turn for the dishwasher, tacos tonight. The kids check it themselves.

    You didn't recite the schedule to anyone.

    Tuesday · Good morning

    6:45

    Dad

    Carpool · leave by 7:15

    Emma

    Dance 4:00 · Dad picks up

    Leo

    Dishwasher · streak day 5

    Tonight

    Tacos · groceries ready

  2. 7:15 AM·Watch·Heading out the door

    A tap on the wrist, not a text from you.

    Dad gets the nudge: leave by 7:15 for the carpool. The other parent in the pool sees he's on his way. Nobody confirms over text.

    You didn't remind him. Twice.

    7:15

    Carpool

    Leave now for Emma & Maya

    Priya can see you're on the way

  3. 2:47 PM·Phone·School pickup line

    “Who’s getting Emma?” answers itself.

    Dance ran long, the carpool swapped drivers. Everyone's phone shows the new driver and a live map. Emma's coach can see the ETA too.

    You didn't field a single “where are you?”

    Dad → Emma · ETA 6 min

    Swapped from Mom · live for everyone

    Driver

    Dad (swapped 2:31)

    Dance

    Ends 4:45 · ran long

  4. 5:30 PM·Phone·Grocery store aisle 7

    Dinner was decided on Sunday. The list sorted itself.

    Tacos were planned with the week; the ingredients were already on a list sorted by aisle. Whoever's at the store checks things off, and everyone's list updates.

    You didn't think about dinner today at all.

    Taco night · Aisle 7

    from Sunday's meal plan

    • Tortillas
    • Ground turkey
    • Limes
    • Cilantro
    • Avocados ×3
    • Dog food (Buddy)

    Mom added avocados 10 min ago

  5. 8:40 PM·Laptop·Couch, laptop open

    The school email landed where both of you can see it.

    The field-trip form came into the shared household inbox, sorted under School. The other adult signed it from their phone this morning. The water bill is logged and the month's still on budget.

    You didn't forward anything to anyone.

    hunidu.com / inbox

    School

    Field trip permission · signed by Dad 8:02 AM

    Medical

    Buddy's vaccine reminder · filed to Pets

    Bills

    Water · $62 · paid · October on budget

What comes off your plate

Five things you stop carrying alone.

The schedule, the rides, dinner, the school email, and the chores — each one shared with the whole household instead of living in one person's head.

iPhone, iPad, Android, and Apple TV— the same HuniDu account on mobile and on the TV. CarPlay and Android Auto coming soon. How the native apps work.

Calendar

Catches conflicts before you do.

Connect each member's calendars — work, school, kids' activities — and HuniDu keeps overlap, pickups, and double-bookings from sneaking up on you.

You stop being the family's walking calendar.

  • Smart conflict detection
  • Pickup & drop-off reminders
  • Per-event privacy controls
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Carpool

Pickup runs everyone can follow — not just the driver.

Schedule rides, swap drivers when plans change, and open Live radar on the web or in the mobile app (iOS & Android). Status, ETAs, and maps stay in sync so “who’s driving?” stops being a group text.

Everyone sees the same ride, so you stop being dispatch.

  • Live radar and ETAs while rides are active
  • Saved places and smart address lookup
  • Whole household sees rides in progress

Carpool & ride coordination →

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Meals

Dinner is already decided.

HuniDu plans the week around what your household actually likes (and what's already in the pantry), then turns it into a single grocery list — sorted by aisle.

Dinner decided by Sunday. The 5:45pm scramble is gone.

  • Plans around your household's tastes
  • Auto-generates the grocery list
  • Family voting on the menu
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Inbox

One household email everyone can find.

Pediatrician forms. School newsletters. The amazon orders. They all land in one shared, well-organized inbox the whole household can actually find again.

School forms end up where the other adult can find them too.

  • Auto-categorized by topic
  • Threaded across senders
  • Shared by every adult
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Tasks

Chores the kids actually want to do.

Streaks, points, and small rewards turn the laundry list into a game. Adults see who did what; kids see how close they are to the next badge.

The kids chase the streak. You stop chasing the kids.

  • Streaks, points & rewards
  • Auto-rotating chore schedules
  • Age-appropriate views
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How it works

Three steps to a calmer household.

No new habits to build. No five-hour setup. Just a quieter kitchen by next Sunday — and fewer things only you know.

01

Bring everything in

Connect Google, Apple, or Outlook calendars. Forward your school and family emails to one shared household inbox. Your data, in one place — finally.

02

Use it like you would anyway

Plan meals, schedule events, coordinate pickups and carpools, assign chores, log spending. Nothing to learn — just the same things you already do, with the rest of the household in the loop.

03

Let the house catch what you used to

Double-bookings get flagged. Dinner turns into a grocery list. School email sorts itself. Everyone sees the same plan, so the reminders stop coming from you. Want a dinner idea or a schedule fix? Tap for a suggestion — nothing runs behind your back.

Your household's data stays your household's.

Your household is kept separate from every other family. We don't sell it, and we never use it to train anything for anyone else. Suggestions only ever look at your household's own data, and only when you ask. How suggestions work and what we never do →

From the households using it first

Real families, not a focus group.

We build alongside the households using HuniDu at home, and what they tell us shapes what ships next.

"Families with busy schedules would really love this. It gives everyone a visual of what it takes to run the household and their role in keeping things running smoothly. A wonderful alternative to checking multiple sources."

S

Sarah M.

Parent of three

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Why we built this

HuniDu started in our own kitchen.

We were running a household with two careers, three calendars, two kids, one dog, and an embarrassing number of group chats. Every Sunday night ended in the same conversation — who's doing what this week, what's for dinner, did anyone reply to the school?

We tried Cozi. We tried shared notes. We tried a whiteboard. Nothing was built for the way our household actually ran. So we decided to build the thing we wished existed — a calm, private place for everything a family does together.

We build alongside the families who use it every day. If that is the kind of product you want in your home, we would love to have you.

JR

The HuniDu team

Built by parents, for households

Everything you juggle, in one place.

The everyday work of a family is scattered across sixteen apps and one person's memory. Here's what lives together in HuniDu.

Calendar & coordination

Plan together

  • Unified household calendar
  • Conflicts caught before they happen
  • Carpool with live tracking
  • Smart pickup reminders
  • Emergency contacts everyone can find
Food & home

Eat well, shop less

  • The week's dinners planned for you
  • Auto-generated grocery lists
  • Garden & growing tracker
  • Pet health & feeding schedules
  • Recipes the household saves together
Tasks, money, memory

Run the household

  • Shared chores & rotations
  • Kid rewards & streaks
  • Shared budget with insights
  • One household inbox
  • Traditions & family memories
One subscription covers your whole household.
Pricing

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