Use cases
For two people who share a home, even when they do not share a timetable.
You might be partners, siblings, friends or housemates. What matters is that you run a home together and both people should have the same access to current shared matters.
Shopping without rebuilding the list at the till
One person adds a missing item at home and the other sees it in the shop. The list remains available without reception, and ticked items update the shared state when connectivity returns.
- one shared list
- a practical in-shop view
- a status both people can see
Bills without asking whether they were paid
The due date and payment state sit in one place. A notification can signal a change without showing the bill name, amount or details on the lock screen.
A small project that survives the first weekend
Sorting a balcony, clearing a storage space or preparing a room can be split into steps. Both people see what is finished and what comes next.
One preparation plan for a weekend or trip
Packing, bookings, documents and next steps do not need to live in separate conversations. Saved information stays available on the phone when it is offline.
Everyday cycles that are easy to forget
Today can bring dates and repeating matters together. Instead of remembering on behalf of two people, each person sees what needs attention now.
When Home Cadence will not be the right fit
The version being prepared is for exactly two people using Android. It does not replace messaging, banking, accounting or a system for managing a large group.
Read the pilot detailsCheck the fit
- You run one shared home as two people.
- Both people want to see the current state, rather than simply receive instructions.
- You both use Android phones.
- You are willing to examine a pilot version and give specific feedback.