Life at home.
A little lighter.

Tasks, meals and shared costs.
One clearer plan for home.

Try the demo

Early-stage startup · Working prototype
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One home. Fewer separate lists.

Dinner becomes a shopping list. Guests bring food wishes. Groceries become a shared expense. Tidyra keeps the context together.

Good food.
Great company.

Bring the gathering into the plan. Keep food wishes, dietary needs and everyone’s song requests together, before the doorbell rings.

Explore gatherings

Saturday dinner

Sample gathering · 18:30
S
Sam

Vegetarian · Sesame allergy

Bringing lemon cake
N
Nina

Food wish: roasted potatoes

Bringing sparkling water
Dreams — Fleetwood Mac

Sam’s request for the evening

Guest preview and manual response files work today. Live invitations and music-service connections aren’t available yet.

Start with the day.
See the whole home.

No setup needed to try it. Open a sample household and work through real, editable flows.

Explore a sample home.

Try the everyday: complete a task, add a shopping item or plan dinner. Sample records are clearly marked.

Make the plan yours.

Add household profiles, create a gathering and split a bill. Start an empty home when you’re ready.

Keep a copy.

The prototype saves in this browser. Export a backup in Household settings to keep or move your records.

The plans of home
belong together.

Running a home means keeping track of people as well as things. Our idea is to connect responsibilities, food, gatherings and money in one shared plan, instead of making everyone piece it together from separate lists and conversations.

Why bring it all together?

The plans of a home overlap. Dinner affects the shopping list. Guests affect the menu. Groceries affect the shared budget. Tidyra’s idea is to keep that context together, so it’s easier to see what needs doing, who’s responsible and how costs are shared.

Where are we taking Tidyra?

The goal is a connected service for partners, families and roommates. Accounts, live household sharing and secure server backups are future infrastructure goals. They aren’t available in this prototype; launch dates and pricing are still undecided.

What works in the demo?

Tasks and routines, shopping lists, pantry, meal plans, household profiles, gatherings, guest preferences, song requests, budgets, expense splits, repayments and utility calculations. Records can be edited, exported and restored.

Can my household use it across devices?

Not yet. This version saves in the browser on the device you’re using. Household profiles are planning profiles, not accounts. Export and restore a backup to move records manually.

How do guests send their wishes?

Try the guest preview on the same device. You can also export an invitation file, share it yourself, and import the guest’s response file. The demo doesn’t send invitations or sync responses automatically.

Spotify, YouTube Music & bank connections Coming soon

We plan to connect guest song requests with Spotify and YouTube Music, and bring bank transactions into household expense review. These integrations are not available in the demo, and no launch date has been set. For now, song requests and expenses are managed manually.

Does Tidyra move money or play music?

No. Expenses and repayments are manual records. Utility calculations are estimates from the rates you enter. Playlist requests can link to tracks, but Tidyra doesn’t stream music or connect to your bank or music account.

How much will the app cost?

Pricing hasn’t been decided. This prototype is available to explore without creating an account.

A little less juggling.
A little more living.

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Try a task, plan a meal, or split a bill. No account needed.