
It spots what's left uncovered and asks who will handle it. For iPhone, Android and the browser, end-to-end encrypted. Free to start, no card required.
A family's to-dos don't belong to one person: here they're written once, assigned, and ticked off by whoever got them done.



“Before the holidays”, “Home”, “School”: as many as you need, shared with the family.
Every task can have an owner and a reminder. If you don't know who can, “Ask someone…”: the first person to answer “I'll do it” takes it, already assigned.
From the phone, the web, or by telling Alexa “add pick up the test results”: it's the same list.
Per family: every member sees every list. You can still mark which child a task is about.
It reaches whoever the task is assigned to. If it's unassigned, everyone gets it.
Yes: lists stay readable and editable, and sync as soon as the network is back.
Yes: with “Ask someone…” you send a link, on WhatsApp for example. Whoever receives it answers from the browser without installing anything, and if you like the link also works as an invite to the family.
Anyone who hasn't answered yet gets a single reminder, never at night. If everyone says no or the request expires, the person who asked gets a notification, and until someone takes it they can withdraw it.
While you choose who to ask, KidBox shows what's on the calendar around that time and, next to each family member, the tasks they already have in that slot.
Everyone's commitments in one calendar, with month, week and day views. Whoever adds an event, the other parent sees it right away.
Included in Free› 🛒One list for the whole family, updated in real time: see who added what, and tick items off while you fill the cart.
Included in Free› 🔊Dictate groceries and to-dos to the Echo devices at home: they land in the family list and KidBox to-dos, and the others see them right away.
Included in Free›Free to start. No card required.