HausFlow Family Edition
HausFlow Family is a household coordination app for parents and kids. It is designed to reduce the friction of managing chores and routines without turning home life into a strict tracking system.
Less Friction. More Flow.
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Audience
- parents and guardians managing household responsibilities
- kids participating in age-appropriate chores and routines
- mixed-age households where the parent-kid coordination loop is the main need
Tone
HausFlow Family should feel:
- calm
- warm
- clear
- practical
- supportive
It should never feel punitive, surveillance-heavy, or like a pressure machine.
What Matters Most
- making responsibilities visible so no one is guessing
- creating repeatable routines that run with less mental load
- helping kids follow through with clarity, not guilt
- making the review process feel complete and deliberate
- supporting recovery after a hard week without blame
What's Live in This Edition
HausFlow Family is the only fully shipped edition. Everything in this app is built from the Family perspective.
The live features include:
- Parent and kid shells — completely separate experiences in one app; role-based routing on sign-in
- Chore assignment — parents create chores via the + button, assign to a specific kid, add a note, set point value and category
- Photo proof — per-chore proof setting (none / optional / required); kid uploads at completion; parent sees the photo in the review screen
- Trust & Review — per-chore approval mode (manual or auto); auto-approval sends points immediately without a review step
- Approval flow — parent sets point value with a stepper, approves or sends back with a return note
- Kid questions — kids can ask a question before starting; it appears in the parent's review screen
- Recall — kids can pull back a submission before the parent reviews it
- Chore Library — curated books of template chores, browsable by category; assign in one tap from the action sheet
- Daily Routines — Morning, Afternoon, and Evening time blocks; kids check off items; 30-minute warning notification before a block closes
- Award Store — parents build a reward catalog (12 standard quick-add awards + custom); kids claim awards with their banked points; parents approve or deny inline; approved claims deduct from the kid's stash
- Wish List — kids submit wishes with name, price, and note; parents review and optionally set a points goal the kid works toward; status tracked from Pending to Got it 🎉
- Invite system — HF-XXXX codes and scannable QR codes; two invite types (child and parent/sitter)
- Family screen — household roster, invite management, weekly summary card, calendar history
- Parent role identity — parents pick a title (Mom, Dad, Step Mom, Step Dad, Grandma, Grandpa, Guardian) that appears in kid notifications instead of a first name
- Avatar color identity — each person's emoji avatar maps to a fixed color used across cards, calendar dots, and headers
- Parent Mode PIN — 4-digit PIN to prevent kids from switching to the parent shell
- Push notifications — instant notification on chore assignment; 30-minute routine block reminders; quiet hours respected
- Real-time sync — all updates appear live across devices via Convex subscriptions
- Privacy controls — export data, clear data, or delete account
Pro-Only Features
- Family Board™ — parents post floating chores; any family member can claim one voluntarily
- Handled It™ — kids log things they did without being asked; parents review and award points
- Scheduling — one-time due dates and recurring day-of-week chores
- Calendar Planning — monthly calendar with per-kid color dots and daily task history
Free Tier Limits
Free households get the full core loop with these soft limits:
- 5 household members
- 25 active chores
- 5 routines per kid
- 30-day history
- 100 proof photos
Operating Lens
HausFlow Family translates the app's coordination foundation into home language:
- chores are assignments with clear ownership
- routines are repeatable time blocks, not strict schedules
- proof is a clarity tool, not surveillance
- recovery after a missed week should be easy, not embarrassing