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Family calendar and organizer: sync with Google/Outlook/Apple, manage chores, meals, and shopping lists.
@planniecalendar · X
Plannie just launched on iOS for iPhone and iPad! 🎉 Your family calendar & organizer - lets you connect your calendars, tasks, meal plans, and shopping lists, so nothing slips through the cracks. #Shipaton #BuildInPublic
Manage your household with a private hub for calendar, chores, meals, lists, and family apps.
u/BootsAndBear · Reddit
Managing a household -- or anything else - in a custom platform AI has changed software development. Anyone can make an app. It might not be great. It might not be secure. But it will probably be able to do exactly what the creator wants. Keeping track of who is responsible for stocking the pickles in the pool house. How long has your little brother been jinxed. How long until summer break starts. I have no idea. I would guess we’ll get to a point where regular people can just tell the AI
Know what you have, reduce waste, and manage your home with AI.
@AskForgeLabs · X
Working on two AI products: 🏡 HomeStocks – Smart home inventory with AI to reduce food waste.(Beta) ⚒️ ForgeLabs – AI business OS that helps founders plan and execute growth. (Alpha) @AskForgeLabs
Organize your personal and business notes, tasks, bills, events and projects in one hub.
@MasterRubin007 · X
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Chore chart app that gamifies household tasks and tracks allowances for families.
@bendrumin · X
I built nights and weekends as a solo founder. 📱 130+ users worldwide, paying subscribers, zero churn 🤖 Built AI-native with Claude Code + Cursor (React/Supabase) My day job: PM owning 13 partner integrations at a wealthtech CRM, where I cut client onboarding from 4-6 weeks to 1-2. Now looking for my next thing: Integration/Platform PM or technical PM roles. DMs open 👇 #buildinpublic #ProductManagement #hiring #opentowork
Connect notes, people, and money to organize your life in one place.
u/Wrong_Election189 · Reddit
I built one memory for notes, people and money because none of my apps knew the full story Solo dev here. I built CleverNote because my information kept getting split across three places: notes for what happened, contacts for who was involved, and a finance app for how much it cost. None of them knew the full story. The concrete example I keep using is a plumber receipt. I snap the receipt and CleverNote keeps the original note, identifies the plumber as a person/service, records the amount
Track bills, subscriptions, reminders and documents with one AI assistant.
@CY3637788522771 · X
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Track household worker hours with a simple kiosk interface and two buttons.
magnetic · HN
A punch clock to help with hourly household workers
Task manager with Now, Next, and Someday buckets that sync between iOS and web.
u/dahooddawg · Reddit
I built a task manager that replaces priority levels with a hard cap on what "now" means Hey r/SideProject -- I built this for myself because every task manager I tried had the same problem: everything felt high priority. The core idea: instead of High/Med/Low (which fails because everything feels high), you get three buckets -- Now, Next, Someday -- and a hard cap on how many items "Now" can hold. When it's full, adding something new means consciously swapping it for something alread
Weekly todo planner that works like a paper notebook, rolling tasks forward or dropping them each Sunday.
@faruque · X
TodoWeek: Works like a paper notebook, one week per spread, and every Sunday you decide what todos slide over to next week, and which ones get dropped. Mostly vibe coded with Claude Fable + Laravel 13 Vue starter kit.
Plan and track household emergency readiness with go-bag building and step-by-step protocols for all hazards.
@basta96715 · X
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Stop hoarding tabs. Start decorating. Brain's House is the visual bookmark manager where recipes go in the Kitchen, work in the Office, and everything finally makes sense.
@Jamesco · X
Brain's House visual bookmarks: Put things where they belong, and you'll always remember where they are. Would love to hear your harshest criticism!
