Two people · one shared home

Home admin should not have to live in one person’s head.

Home Cadence gives you both one current view of the day, shopping, bills, projects and plans. Each person works from their own phone, including offline. When connectivity returns, so does the shared state.

The Android pilot is being prepared. Exactly two people. No payments at this stage.

Illustrative view, not a screenshot of the finished app.

Today view visualisation with shopping, a bill and a balcony project — Illustrative view, not a screenshot of the finished app.

Everyday context

Home admin stops disappearing between chat, calendar and memory

When one person remembers, both people benefit

A list in messages, a bill in an inbox, a date in someone’s head. It works until the week gets busy. Home Cadence puts shared matters in one place so both people can see the same context and act without asking for a briefing.

One day instead of five scattered places

Today brings forward what actually needs attention. Alongside it sit shopping, bills and budgets, projects with checklists, plans and useful documents. You do not need to remember where something was filed before you can deal with it.

Offline does not stop the day

Changes are saved on the phone first. You can tick off an item or add a project step without reception. When connectivity returns, the app sends encrypted changes and updates the shared state.

Privacy explained in ordinary language

Content is encrypted on the phone before it is sent. The server stores encrypted data and the technical metadata needed to update the shared state. Search happens on the phone.

A shared week

Two rhythms. One home. Every day.

Each person keeps their own pace. Shared moments bring together what genuinely concerns you both.

Illustration of two weekly rhythms meeting at shared shopping and a balcony day.

Privacy in plain language

Content is encrypted before it leaves your phone

Content is encrypted on the phone before it is sent. The server stores encrypted data and the technical metadata needed to update the shared state.

notifications contain no titles, amounts or content,
Google handles notification delivery and its delivery metadata,
a new device must be approved before it can reach shared matters.

See what the server can see

Ideas

Less checking. More shared context.

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One list without turning one person into the household manager

A useful list does more than hold products. It lets both people know what is current and act without asking the other person for an update first.

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What ‘works offline’ means in an ordinary day

Offline should not be an emergency mode with an empty screen. It should mean you can use information already saved and make an ordinary change when connectivity disappears.

7 min

Household data privacy without convenient shortcuts

The sentence ‘your data is safe’ explains very little. It is worth knowing where content is readable, when it is encrypted, what the server stores and what information a notification provider handles.

Pilot

Tell us you would like to hear about the pilot

The waitlist is not an order or a guaranteed place. We do not ask for payment details or the other person’s email.

The Android pilot is being prepared. Exactly two people. No payments at this stage.

Common questions

Is Home Cadence available now?

No. The Android pilot is being prepared and there has been no public release.

Do we need internet all the time?

No. Previously saved information and new supported changes can work offline. Connectivity is needed for steps such as sign-in, inviting the second person and updating the shared state.

How many people can be in a household?

The pilot being prepared supports exactly two people in one household.