Messages, calls, reminders, photos and a map of where everyone is. A family helper named Crackle who keeps the plan. Your family's own address: morenos.oursmores.com.
Families get in a few at a time. Free during the beta. No ads, ever.
Tap the family ring and everything is one row away. Each is a whole app, drawn with its own printed mark.
The only fixed thing on the screen is the dock: the ring, the people, and Crackle. Press a face and slide to scrub through the family.
One tap springs the nine apps out of the family mark. The row tells you the live state before you open it: three things today, Dan nine minutes out, quiet at nine.
The dock lies flat across the top of the panel. ⌘1 through ⌘5 open the same rows.
The same family, one ordinary day: the map, the list, a round of Four in the chat, a stamp drawer, a call, and the home screen before any of it.
Crackle is a member, not a feature. It keeps the plan, answers in the room where it's asked, and shows its work.
Every family gets a subdomain. Invite with a link. Grandparents join from any browser. Guests get a day pass to one room and nothing else.
Riso paper by day, Ink by night, and seven more for whoever is eight, or fifteen, or seventy. Everyone in the family picks their own.
Leave an email. We'll send one message when your family's address is ready.
Free during the beta. No ads, ever. Your family's data stays your family's.