Unburden isn’t another to-do list. It’s the whole invisible job — tracked, shared, and off your mind.
Add it once and it’s on every phone in seconds. Assign it to anyone, give it a due date, and watch overdue things flag themselves.
A live picture of who’s carrying the family’s mental load. When it tips too far one way, everyone can see it — no nagging required.
“Which brand of diapers?” gets asked — and answered — right on the task. No more digging through three group chats.
Daily, weekdays, or weekly. Check off “pack lunches” today and it quietly comes back tomorrow — you never re-enter it.
Groceries, packing, back-to-school. Whoever’s at the store sees items get checked off live — bought by someone else two aisles over.
Practices, appointments, birthdays — with weekly repeats and a two-month look-ahead so nothing sneaks up on you.
New task? Chime. New event? Chime. New comment? Chime — on everyone’s phone. Plus a nudge before events and a due-today reminder at the hour you pick.
The whole load, synced across both your phones. What one of you adds, the other sees in seconds — no reminder texts, no “did you get my message?”
One tap, no new password to remember. (You have enough to remember. That’s the whole point.)
Done tasks archive themselves after 30 days. The app stays clean without anyone playing janitor.