The heart of the home
Share the housework.
Keep the peace.
Hearth is a warm little chore board for the whole family β so the load is shared, not carried by one person.
Why I built this
Someone always ends up doing everything.
In most homes the housework is invisible until it isn't. One person quietly carries the whole list β what's running low, whose turn it is, what got forgotten again β and everyone else means well. I didn't want to nag my kids. I wanted them to see the load, and to feel what it's like to share it.
So I built a small, warm place where the week is laid out plainly, where a six-year-old logs in by tapping their own face, and where doing your part earns a quiet bit of credit instead of a lecture. No accounts to wrestle with, no app store, nothing to install.
Hearth is named for the oldest idea of home: the fire everyone gathers around and keeps going together. That's the whole point β not another productivity tool, just a fairer, calmer way to run the place you live.
β Raimon, at the kitchen table
What's inside
Everything a busy household needs. Nothing it doesn't.
Designed for the youngest kid and the least-techy grandparent to both just get it.
Tap your face to log in
No passwords, no email for the kids. Pick your face, tap a short PIN β done. Safe for a six-year-old, easy for anyone.
Plan the week in one place
Lay the whole week out, drag chores onto the days, and share them out. Everyone sees the same plan.
A gentle morning nudge
At 9am each person gets a friendly notification with just their chores for the day. No app store β it works right from the phone.
Points, not nagging
Every chore is worth a little something. A light, friendly scoreboard keeps it fair β and makes pitching in feel good.
Lives on the home screen
Add Hearth to any phone's home screen and it opens like a real app. Nothing to download, always up to date.
Your home stays yours
Each household is private, behind its own unguessable link. Email is only ever used to help you back in.
Up and running in minutes
Three small steps, then it runs itself.
Create your home
Give your household a name and pick your colour. You get a private link that's just for your family.
Add everyone
Add each person and their colour. Share the link so they can tap their own face to join β kids included.
Accept the week
Build the weekly plan once and accept it. From then on, everyone wakes up to their own chore list.
Honest pricing
Free to set up. Free to fall in love with.
I'm not trying to build a business β I'd just like Hearth to quietly cover its own server bill one day. So the free plan is roomy enough to actually run your home, not a two-week teaser.
- Everyone in the house, no limit
- Up to 40 chores in your list
- Weekly plans, the daily board & morning reminders
- Points & friendly standings
- Unlimited chores
- Everything in the free plan
- Run more than one household
- β¦and it keeps the lights on π
Nothing's switched on yet. While Hearth is young it's all free β the 40-chore line is simply where a paid plan would start once the day comes. A chore means a distinct job on your list, like "Walk the dog" β not each day it comes around.