Unburden: Family Organizer

About Unburden: Family Organizer

Somebody in your house is carrying the whole list in her head.

The permission slip due Thursday. The prescription that runs out in nine days. The birthday gift, the library books, soccer moving to the other field this week. Nobody assigned her this job — the doing gets shared, but the REMEMBERING never does.

Unburden moves that invisible list out of one person's head and onto everyone's phone.

🧡 SHARED TASKS
Add it once and it's on every phone in seconds. Assign it to anyone, set a due date, and watch overdue things flag themselves. New tasks chime on the whole family's phones — no more "did you see my text?"

⚖️ THE LOAD BAR
A live picture of who's carrying the family's mental load. When it tips too far one way, everyone can see it — no nagging required.

💬 COMMENTS WHERE THE WORK IS
"Which brand of diapers?" gets asked — and answered — right on the task or the grocery item. Tap the notification and land in the exact conversation. No more digging through three group chats.

🛒 SHARED LISTS
Groceries, packing, back-to-school. Whoever's at the store sees items checked off live — bought by someone else two aisles over.

📅 FAMILY CALENDAR
Practices, appointments, birthdays — with weekly repeats and a two-month look-ahead so nothing sneaks up on you.

🔁 REPEATING TASKS
Daily, weekdays, or weekly. Check off "pack lunches" today and it quietly comes back tomorrow.

🔔 GENTLE REMINDERS
A nudge before events. Due-today tasks at the hour you pick. New task, new event, new comment — everyone's phone chimes, so remembering stops being one person's job.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 THE WHOLE VILLAGE
Up to 10 family members in one household — partner, grandma, the babysitter, even the teens. Invite with a link or a simple 6-letter code.

🔐 PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Sign in with Google in one tap. No ads. No data selling — your family's tasks are never the product. Delete your account (and everything in it) anytime, in one tap.

Built by a parent who was tired of being the family's memory.

The goal isn't a more organized family. It's a lighter one.