The whole family, on the same page

Famio is one shared app for your household — calendar, shopping lists, meals and recipes, the pantry, chores with rewards, and the budget, all under one roof. Each person gets their own profile.

Open Famio, go to Settings → Household code, and share the code with the people you want in. They enter it when they sign in, and a parent approves the request. Adults get full access, kids get a simplified view of just their own things.

Famio is an iPhone and Android app. Everyone in the household installs it on their own phone, and a change made on one shows up on the others straight away — including the kids’ paired phones.

One subscription covers everyone in your household — no per-person fees, no ads, no upsells. See the plans on our pricing page.

Yes. Paste in the sharing link from Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, or your school’s calendar, and Famio keeps it up to date on its own. You don’t have to move off the calendar you already use.

Yes. Adults see and edit; kids see a friendly read-only view with only the events that involve them.

Yes. Each event is tagged with who it’s for, and the upcoming view groups by person and day so nothing slips.

Yes. Lists, meal plans, recipes, and chores all work offline. Any changes sync the moment you’re back on a connection — no spinning loaders in the supermarket.

Yes. Run a shared family list, a recurring errands list, and meal-plan lists side by side. Anyone in the household can add to them.

Yes. Pick recipes for each day, and Famio rolls the ingredients into your shopping list automatically.

Set a chore up once — daily, weekly, every few days, or one-off — and assign it to one person, everyone, or a rotation that takes turns automatically. Kids see their own list and tick things off. An adult verifies before anything counts.

A chore can earn points, real money, or both. Kids watch the balance build, and when you pay it out it zeroes the balance and logs the transaction in your budget — so pocket money stops being invisible.

Yes. You create a kid profile and pair their device from your own phone. They get their own space for chores, their events, and their balance — with no access to money, settings, or anyone else’s private events.

No — and that’s on purpose. You log transactions and bills by hand so you actually feel them. We never see your bank credentials or transactions.

Category budgets, recurring bills that sit inside their category, one-off transactions, and savings goals — including sinking funds that renew themselves each cycle for things like car tax or Christmas. The headline number is safe-to-spend, not a total that ignores what’s already committed.

Yes — that’s the point. Plan the week’s dinners, Famio builds the grocery list, the pantry trims what you already own, and it estimates the shop from prices it remembered last time. Check the trip out and it lands in your grocery budget without you typing it twice.

Yes. Famio is private by default — your household’s information stays inside your household. We don’t sell it, mine it for ads, or hand it to advertisers.

Kid profiles only see what concerns them — today’s chores, today’s events, their rewards. There’s no money tab, no settings menu, and no way to see other people’s private events.

Yes. Settings → Account → Delete account. We remove your household data within 30 days.