About OneHaus
OneHaus is one shared app for the whole household. It brings calendars, tasks, shopping, meals and home admin into one place, so everyone at home sees the same lists, the same dates and the same reminders. It also tracks the home admin a todo app forgets - MOT, insurance, warranties and household paperwork. Free for 30 days with no card, then £4.99/month or £49.99/year per household, not per person. Available on iOS and Android.
OneHaus is a household organisation app for families and shared homes. Instead of splitting tasks, calendars, shopping and home admin across five different apps, OneHaus keeps them in one shared place that everyone in the household can see and use.
What it does: shared task lists for the whole home; a shared family calendar; shared shopping lists that anyone can add to; meal planning; and home admin tracking for the things a normal todo app forgets, such as MOT dates, insurance renewals and warranties. You can also forward messages to OneHaus and it files them for you.
Who it is for: households where one person usually ends up being the family memory. OneHaus is built so the mental load is shared - everyone sees the same lists, dates and reminders, and one subscription covers the whole household rather than charging per person.
Pricing: free for 30 days with no card required, then £4.99 per month or £49.99 per year per household.
Platforms: iOS and Android. Built by Stuart Blackler, a solo founder in the UK.
What it does: shared task lists for the whole home; a shared family calendar; shared shopping lists that anyone can add to; meal planning; and home admin tracking for the things a normal todo app forgets, such as MOT dates, insurance renewals and warranties. You can also forward messages to OneHaus and it files them for you.
Who it is for: households where one person usually ends up being the family memory. OneHaus is built so the mental load is shared - everyone sees the same lists, dates and reminders, and one subscription covers the whole household rather than charging per person.
Pricing: free for 30 days with no card required, then £4.99 per month or £49.99 per year per household.
Platforms: iOS and Android. Built by Stuart Blackler, a solo founder in the UK.
