Household app for couples
The Household App for Couples
Run your home together, without everything living in texts, notes and separate apps.
Free to download on iPhone and iPad. Premium is $4.99/month or $39.99/year and covers your whole household.
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Built for two people managing one home
Most of running a home is just staying in sync.
Two people sharing a home end up keeping the same information twice — a list on one phone, a reminder on the other, a running tally of who paid for what that neither of you wants to be in charge of. Homeful gives that information one place to live, so it stops depending on whoever remembered to mention it.
Everything your household needs in one place
One app instead of four, a shared notes file and a running text thread.
Groceries
One list you both add to. Items land sorted by aisle, and whoever is closest to the shop picks it up.
Chores and to-dos
Tasks with a priority, a due date and a name attached — including the ones that repeat every week or every third month.
Household expenses
Log what you paid in any currency, split it equally or exactly how you agreed, and see the running balance.
Shared calendar
Dinners, vet visits, the weekend away. Both of you see the same plan and get a nudge before it starts.
Pet care
Walks, meals, medication and weight, logged once. Nobody feeds the dog twice.
Homeful AI
Say or type an ordinary sentence and Homeful drafts the right items on the right lists. Nothing is saved until one of you confirms it.
Shared groceries
One list, both phones.
Add milk on the bus and it's on their list before you're off it. Items are grouped by category so the shop takes one lap, and every item shows who added it and who bought it — so nothing comes home twice.
More on how the shared grocery list works.
Shared chores
Nobody has to hold the list in their head.
Household tasks carry a priority, a due date and a name, so it's clear what's next and who has it. The ones that come back — bins, laundry, the filter that needs changing every third month — are set once and reappear on their own.
More on household chores in Homeful.
Shared expenses
Know where you stand without a spreadsheet.
Log what you paid in any currency and split it equally or exactly the way you agreed. Homeful keeps the running balance between you and settles it in one tap when you square up.
More on tracking shared expenses.
Shared plans
One calendar you both actually check.
Dinners, vet visits, the weekend away. Add it once and it's on both of your calendars, with a reminder before it starts — so plans stop being something one of you has to relay.
Pet care
The dog gets fed exactly once.
Walks, meals, medication, weight and vet dates all live in the same shared record. One tap logs it, and the other person can see it happened without being asked.
More on shared pet care.
Getting started
Set up in a couple of minutes.
There's no account for the household to manage, no seats to assign, and nothing to configure before it's useful.
- 1
One of you creates the household
Download Homeful, make a household, and you get a six-character invite code.
- 2
Your partner joins with the code
They enter it once. From then on you're both looking at the same lists, balances and pet log.
- 3
Either of you adds anything
Milk, the vet appointment, the €40 you just spent. It shows up on the other phone without anyone forwarding a screenshot.
Why couples use Homeful
Shared by default, not by forwarding.
Most apps are built for one person and bolt sharing on afterwards. Homeful starts from two people and one home, which changes what the defaults should be.
- One subscription covers the whole household, not one seat each
- Everything is shared by default — no re-sending, no read receipts
- Every item carries who added it and who finished it
- No ads and no third-party advertising trackers
- English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Magyar and Italiano
Questions, answered.
What is a household app for couples?
It's one app where two people running the same home keep the things they'd otherwise text about — the grocery list, who's doing which chore, what each of you paid, what's on the calendar, and the pet. Instead of living in separate notes apps and a scroll of messages, it's one shared set of lists both of you can edit.
Can both partners use the same Homeful household?
Yes — that's the whole design. One of you creates the household and shares a six-character invite code; anyone who enters it joins the same household and sees the same data. Bigger households work too, so roommates or a family can share one household.
What can couples manage in Homeful?
Shared grocery lists, chores and to-dos (including recurring ones), household expenses with splitting and settle-up, a shared calendar, and pet care records like walks, meals, medication, weight and vet visits.
Do we both need to pay for Premium?
No. Premium is billed once per household rather than per person — when one of you subscribes, everyone in the household is unlocked, and either of you can manage or cancel it from the App Store.
Is our household data private?
Your lists, expenses and pet records are visible only to the people in your household. Homeful doesn't sell data or run ads, and there are no third-party advertising SDKs in the app.
Make home life easier to manage together.
Keep groceries, chores, expenses, plans and pet care in one shared place. Free to download — set up your household, then send your partner the code.
More of what you share
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