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About Casito: Shared Life Organizer

Casito is the shared household app that keeps couples, families, and roommates organized in one calm, synchronized space. Manage your grocery list, split chores fairly, and plan life together — without switching between five different apps or losing track of sticky notes on the fridge. Built to reduce the mental load of running a home, Casito helps you share responsibilities, remember the little things, and save your energy for what actually matters. A shared grocery & shopping list that syncs instantly - The digital fridge list. Add an item at work; your partner sees it at the store in real time. - Never forget the milk. Gentle notifications keep everyone in the loop — no nagging. - Custom categories. Organize by store, recipe, or aisle with your own emojis. Share the household load fairly - Transparent chore tracking. See who's doing what, so housework is split evenly. - Zero nagging required. Mark a task done and the whole household updates instantly. - Less friction. A shared space means no more "did you do X?" Plan your life together - Travel & vacations. Shared packing lists and trip itineraries. - Dates & fun. Wishlists, date-night ideas, movies and shows to watch. - Home management. Track apartment maintenance, shared bills, and errands. One upgrade covers the whole home Casito is free to use with zero ads and no data selling. If you upgrade to Pro for unlimited lists and custom themes, only one person pays — your single subscription instantly unlocks Pro for everyone in your household, free. Why people choose Casito - Real-time sync across everyone in your home - Works offline — your lists are always there, even on a flaky connection - Calm, clutter-free design instead of a busy productivity app - No ads, ever. We don't sell your data. - Perfect for couples moving in together, growing families, and shared flats Built by a real couple, to solve the same problems you have Casito isn't built by a massive tech corporation. We're a real couple and a two-person indie team based in Barcelona. We built Casito because we needed it — we were tired of the unequal mental load, the scattered notes, and the daily "did you buy the milk?" We couldn't find an app that felt like a calm, shared home, so we made one. Terms of Service: https://www.casitoapp.com/terms-of-service Privacy Policy: https://www.casitoapp.com/privacy-policy Download Casito today — the simplest way to share life together.

What’s new

Version 1.1.5 · Updated September 20, 2026

Labels got a fresh look with their own colors. More reliable offline syncing. Plus a handful of small fixes.

App privacy

The developer, BELEN MARIN ROCA, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Identifiers: User ID, Device ID
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data
  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name
  • User Content: Photos or Videos

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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