128 apps. Install the ones you need.
Chickadee Bandit ships as a hub plus a library. Every household starts nearly empty and adds only what it actually uses — so a family of three isn't paying attention to an HOA ballot module, and a 200-unit association isn't scrolling past a chore chart.
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A few you won't find elsewhere
The calendar and grocery list work the way you'd expect. These are the ones worth knowing about.
Check-In Switch
A dead man's switch for your household. Check in on a schedule; miss enough check-ins and the people you chose get the message you left them — instructions, account details, or just goodbye. Nothing else in this category does it.
Co-Parenting
A shared space across two households, where each side controls its own home but the kids' schedule, expenses, and handoffs stay in sync.
See how it worksSafe Zones
Draw a circle around school, home, or practice, and the family gets a push when someone arrives or leaves. Runs on the Chickadee Locate companion app with background location enabled — and if a phone stops reporting or its permission lapses, adults are told rather than left assuming no news is good news.
Officer Elections
Real secret-ballot elections for a board or chapter, with minutes, dues, and architectural review requests alongside. Family organizers stop at the chore chart; this doesn't.
Time Capsule
Write to your family and set the date it opens. A year out, or a graduation. It stays sealed until then — not by a reminder, but by the database.
Secret Santa
A genuine blind draw. The assignments are generated so that nobody — including whoever set it up — can see who drew whom.
Warranty Vault
Receipts, serial numbers, and expiry dates for everything you own, with a nudge before coverage lapses instead of after.
Almanac
The running record of your household: first snow, when the tomatoes went in, which winter the furnace died. Years of it, searchable.
Elder Care
Coordinate care for an aging parent across siblings who don't live in the same city — a visit rotation, shared tasks, appointments, an observation log, health readings with a trend, one record to print for the doctor, and a shift log for a paid caregiver.
See how it worksDrawing Game
The classic collaborative drawing game, played across the week. Each person adds one hidden segment seeing only the edge marks of the panel before it, and every piece stays sealed until the host reveals the finished, absurd whole to everyone at once.
The whole library
Almost every app is open source and links to its own repository, so you can read exactly what it does with your data before installing it. A single paid app ships as a closed-source bundle instead.
Useful to any household, club, or team.
Accountability Partner
adultsPair up with one accountability partner - a sponsor, a sobriety or fitness buddy, a goal-keeping friend - and support each other. Set your own commitments, check in daily, keep a shared streak, send encouragement, reach out with an SOS when you're struggling, and get alerted if your partner goes quiet. Free to install; the hub sends the missed-check-in email alert.
Agenda
Run structured meetings for your household or organization. Collect agenda items, track action items, and capture notes.
Almanac
Track recurring seasonal events — first frost, first blooms, first robin — and watch patterns emerge year over year.
Announcements
Post household announcements with admin approval, expiration, and notification support.
Calendar
Family calendar with manual event creation, recurring events, and series editing. Shows month and agenda views. Merges in events synced from Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and Outlook. Filter by family member, see who's busy each day, and get warned about scheduling conflicts.
Check-In Switch
A dead-man's switch for peace of mind: check in on your schedule, and if you go silent past your chosen interval, the people you designate get an alert with your message. Free to install; the hub keeps watch and sends the alerts while your plan is active.
Contacts
Shared household address book — doctors, schools, neighbors, emergency contacts. Track birthdays and anniversaries too. Add manually or import from a .vcf file.
Documents
Store and share documents — receipts, medical records, school papers, insurance policies. Organise into folders with adult-only or organization-wide visibility.
Earn It
adultsPoints for adults. Earn points for what you do, on your honor or verified by someone you choose, and put them toward goals you set for yourself.
Event RSVPs
Create org events and collect RSVPs — who's coming, headcount for catering, send reminders to non-responders, export attendee lists.
Forum
Threaded discussions — post topics, reply with markdown, react with emoji. Admins manage categories; adults can pin and moderate.
In Case of Emergency
adultsA shared binder of the things another adult would need to know if you were suddenly unavailable — where documents live, account and utility details, who to call, and how to run the household. Readable by all adults, or restrict it to a designated group.
Keep in Touch
adultsCadence reminders for the people you care about: set how often you want to reach out to someone — weekly, monthly, quarterly — log a touch when you do, and get a gentle nudge when you are overdue. Track and log in-app, and the hub sends the scheduled reminder emails.
Maintenance
Track recurring maintenance tasks — car oil changes, HVAC filters, appliance servicing — with full history and document storage for warranty PDFs and manuals.
Map My Garden
Browse your gardens and plants. Add and manage plants from the Map My Garden iOS app — this viewer keeps everyone in the family in sync.
Medications
Track daily medications for every family member. Check off doses as they're taken; adults can see all children's schedules and manage their own sharing.
Mood Journal
Daily private mood and energy check-ins with gentle prompts and trend views over time. Entries stay private by default; opt in to share trends with a parent or partner.
Occasions
Birthdays, anniversaries, memorials, holidays, and gift reminders — one shared list of the dates your household doesn't want to miss, with countdowns to what's coming up. Pull dates in from your Contacts, or add your own.
Polls
Create polls — dinner choices, weekend plans, movie night votes, and more.
Projects
Plan a project — a renovation, a move, a big purchase — in one place: a budget of estimated-versus-actual line items, a checklist with deadlines and milestones, photos of how it went, and a log of what you decided and why.
Shared Notes
Shared notes — wifi passwords, house rules, recipes, anything the whole family needs.
Surveys
Multi-question surveys for household decisions, trip planning, and org feedback. Adults create; everyone responds. Results revealed when the survey closes.
Tasks
Create tasks with due dates, priorities, labels, recurrence, and subtasks. Assign to family members. Also syncs with Google Tasks and Apple Reminders.
Trip Planner
Collaborative family vacation planning — itinerary by day, per-person packing lists, shared notes, and booking confirmations in one place.
Vendor Recommendations
adultsCommunity-curated directory of local contractors, handymen, landscapers, and service providers. Any member can add a vendor with contact info and a review; others can upvote or add their own.
Whiteboard
A shared canvas for the whole household. Draw together in real time — strokes sync instantly across all devices. Anyone can clear it at any time.
Wins & Celebrations
Post a win — a grade, goal, or milestone — and let the whole family cheer you on. React with emoji or leave a congratulatory note. A lightweight celebration feed scoped entirely to your family.
One price. The whole library.
Apps aren't sold separately — your household installs as many as it wants. 30-day free trial.
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