Casita is one app for your family’s calendar, meals, groceries, chores, pets and house, shared with everyone who helps. So it’s not all on you.
We’ll only use your email to tell you when Casita is ready.
Coming to iPhone and Android. Works on the web and the kitchen tablet too.
CalendarMeals & groceriesChoresPetsSittersThe house
What came off Elena’s plate on Tuesday.
Elena, Marcus, Nora who’s 7, Theo who’s 4, and Pepper, who’s on a thyroid pill twice a day. One ordinary day at 14 Linden Court.
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7:05 AM
Pepper’s pill: already done.
Marcus gave it and ticked it off. Elena didn’t have to ask, and Pepper won’t get a second one.
PBreakfast and thyroid pillPepper · every day at 7:00 AM✓ Given by Marcus at 7:05 AM -
8:00 AM
Drop-off is Marcus’s.
Every event says who’s handling it, so nobody has to ask, and nobody is the default.
School drop-off8:00–8:30 · Maple Elementary, then Little AcornsForNNoraTTheoHandlingMMarcus -
12:40 PM
Thursday’s pickup, handed over.
Elena’s meeting will run late. She asks Marcus to take it. He says yes, and the week updates on both their phones.
EElena asked you to take Thursday’s school pickup3:00 PM · Little Acorns, then Maple ElementaryI’ll take itI can’tMMarcus is handling it -
5:30 PM
She remembered limes. He’s already at Kroger.
She adds them from her desk. They land on his list while he’s still in produce.
Elena can see Marcus is shoppingProduce✓Avocados✓CilantroLimesJust added by Elena -
6:15 PM
Dinner was decided on Sunday.
Tacos were planned with the week, and everything they needed went on the list. No 5 PM “what’s for dinner?”
MonLeftoversTueTacosWedSheet-pan chickenThuPastaFriPizza, RosaAdded to the list from Tuesday: Tortillas Cotija Limes -
7:30 PM
Friday’s sitter notes, written once.
Rosa gets one link with the bedtimes, Theo’s allergy, where the EpiPen is and who to call. No app, no account, no string of texts.
RRosa babysitsFriday, 6:15–10:45 PMBedtime is 7:30 for Theo and 8:00 for Nora.Theo is allergic to tree nuts. The EpiPen is in the blue pouch by the door.Call Marcus first, then Elena, then Nana. -
9:10 PM
And then she sat down.
Tomorrow is already on the page, and none of it is only in her head.
Good evening, Elena.Nothing else today.TomorrowDrop-off: Elena · Dinner: sheet-pan chicken · Field trip form due
And the house remembers too.
Which breaker is which. When the filter was changed. Who fixed the furnace last time. Snap a label once and Casita reads it for you to check.
The panel, labelled and checked.
Marcus copied the labels off the panel door and checked them one breaker at a time. Number 12 said “Den”. It’s the garage.
The furnace, before and after you.
The previous owners handed their records over at closing. Their visits stay on the furnace, and the family’s own work picks up from there.
Everyone’s in. Nobody’s overloaded.
- EMParents
See everything, including money, which nobody else ever sees.
- NTKids
Tap their face on the kitchen tablet to see their day and their chores.
- RSitters
Get a link for the days they’re covering, and nothing else.
- NGrandparents
Can be part of the household, with just the right amount of access.
Wherever you already are
- Home screen widgets
- Siri: “Add milk to Kroger”
- Your phone’s calendar
- The kitchen tablet
- The web
- Paper for the fridge
“Marcus asked you to take Thursday’s pickup”, not “You have a new update”. With quiet hours.
Download all of it any time. Delete the household and you have 14 days to change your mind.
Budgets and costs are for parents only. Sitters, kids and the house records never show them.
Less managing.
More home.
Casita is almost ready. Leave your email and we’ll write once, when it’s in the App Store and Google Play.
We’ll only use your email to tell you when Casita is ready.