One board for the whole home
Every task, class, ride and appointment in one place, in each person's color. Type it on your phone and it's on the wall.
Piloting with families in Israel
Everyone's day, on one wall.
Tasks for everyone, points for the kids, the shopping list and chore rotations — on one screen in the kitchen and on every phone in the family. On Friday evening it switches to Shabbat mode.
- No ads
- We never sell data
- Works on a tablet you already own
What Homyboard does
Three simple things that, together, change your mornings, evenings and weeks.
Kids who manage on their own
Each kid sees what's left in their column, ticks it off and earns points toward rewards you chose together.
Parents who stop chasing
No more reminding ten times. Get a heads-up when something is done, and a reminder before anything slips.
How it works: from Mom's phone straight to the board on the fridge
What changes at home
| Without Homyboard | With Homyboard |
|---|---|
| "What do I have today?" ten times a morning | Everyone checks the screen on their own |
| Reminders lost in the family group chat | One task that shows up for the right person |
| Arguing over whose turn it is | Rotations that switch by themselves |
| Notes on the fridge, a list left at home | A shared shopping list, updated from any phone |
| A tablet that pulls kids into videos | A screen that does one thing, and rests on Shabbat |
What it looks like at home
No manuals, no explaining. Look, tick, get on with the morning.
Choose where the board lives
Same board, same app. Start with a tablet you already have, or choose our screen that arrives ready.
Ours
On the wallThe Homyboard screen
Hangs like a picture, stays on all day and dims at night. Best for the kitchen, hallway or dining nook.
You need: A dedicated screen, ready out of the box
On the fridgeTablet with a magnetic case
At the kids' eye level, right where everyone passes in the morning.
You need: A tablet + magnetic case
On the counterDesk stand
No drilling, no cables on the wall. Move it whenever you like.
You need: A tablet + stand
On the TVOn the big living-room screen
Open the board in your smart TV's browser for a weekly family review.
You need: A smart TV with a browser
On the phoneFor everyone in the family
Parents manage, kids tick off, and everyone gets reminders on time.
You need: iPhone or Android
A day in your home
What an ordinary day looks like when everyone sees the same board.
Mornings without shouting
Each kid sees what to do before school in their own column. Tick, earn points, move on.
From work, no phone call
"Isaac has soccer tomorrow at 5, Dad drives" — type it on your phone and it shows up on the wall and on his.
Whose turn is it?
Dishwasher, trash, setting the table — rotations switch by themselves. No arguments.
Shabbat begins
The screen turns to candles, the weekly portion and family photos. No tasks, no notifications.
What's inside
For parents
See what got done, approve tasks with a photo, keep a personal planner and get a heads-up before things happen.
For kids
Their own color, big clear tasks, points and rewards you choose. Even a five-year-old manages on her own.
For the kitchen screen
What's next, weather, this week's dinners, rides, birthdays and holiday countdowns.
Write like you talk
"Dentist Wednesday at 4, and we need milk and bread" — the appointment goes to the planner, the milk to the shopping list.
The screen that keeps Shabbat.
Candle lighting and havdalah times for your city, the weekly Torah portion, Jewish holidays and the Hebrew date. From candle lighting to havdalah the screen rests — just candles and family photos.
Parashat Lech LechaCandles 17:41 · Havdalah 18:36
Up and running in three minutes
Sign up
Family name, who lives at home and the kids' ages.
Invite
Everyone scans a code and gets their own view on their phone.
Hang it
The screen goes in the kitchen and the whole home is in sync.
Questions
Do I need your screen?
No. The board also runs on a tablet you already own — on the fridge, the counter or the wall. Our screen simply arrives ready, always on and made for the wall.
What about privacy?
Every family is fully separate and personal tasks stay personal. We don't sell data or show ads.
Is it for families who don't keep Shabbat?
Absolutely. Shabbat mode and the Hebrew calendar are a setting you can turn on or off.
How young can kids use it?
Young kids tick things off on the shared screen, with no phone and no account of their own. Parents manage the family.
How much does it cost?
Pricing will be announced at launch. Everyone on the waitlist gets a special launch price.
Be the first home on the list.
Join the waitlist for launch news and a launch price.