KirCob keeps a household in sync
A private shared household app for projects, tasks, shopping, meals, calendars, photos and notifications, designed around phone use.
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The issue
Household plans were spread across notes, messages, calendar events and memory. Nobody had one current view of what was due, owned or already done.
Why it mattered
Small domestic tasks create constant coordination overhead when they live in different places. A shared system only works if it is quick enough to use from a phone.
What I built
A private installable PWA combining projects, repeating tasks, shared shopping, meal planning, photos, notifications and a two-way Google Calendar connection.
How it works
Both people see the same current state. Tasks carry ownership and timing, shopping items stay shared, and calendar changes move both ways. The hosted shopping view groups items by aisle and opens retailer links; it does not provide live prices.
Outcome
The app provides one installable, phone-first surface for household coordination. Optional retailer trolley support depends on a paired browser session and is not treated as a guaranteed hosted feature.
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