I've been building something called Forthday because I wanted a better way to keep the everyday parts of running a household organized. Not just a todo list, but somewhere my partner and I could check: Who's handling what today? What's the plan for dinner, and what groceries do we need? Which bills are coming up? What's personal, and what's shared between us? So I started building it. Forthday is a web app that brings household tasks, schedules, budgeting, meal planning, pantry inventory, and shopping lists together. https://reddit.com/link/1xwjfg6/video/b21rexz0no1i1/player One thing that mattered to me was keeping Personal and Household spaces separate. My partner and I can sign in with our own accounts, work on shared responsibilities, and still keep our personal records private. It's now in Private Beta. We've tested the shared household features between our accounts, but I'm still figuring out what would make this genuinely useful to other households. I put together an interactive demo with sample data that anyone can try without signing up: https://getforthdaynow.com/demo Here's what I'm most curious about: Would having chores, meals, groceries, and bills together actually make managing a household easier, or does combining that much into one app make it unnecessarily complicated? If you try the demo, I'd especially appreciate hearing what feels confusing or what you'd change. I'm much more interested in finding the weak spots than collecting compliments.   submitted by   /u/KhalypsoGG [link]   [comments]