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About Ratiba+: Family Organizer

Ratiba+ is one calm home for everything a busy family juggles — appointments, teen activities, family events, chores, meals and the grocery list — shared with everyone, on every device. NOT JUST A CALENDAR Most apps give you a calendar or a chore list. Ratiba+ reasons across both. Balance watches the whole week and tells you what a plain calendar can't: • "Maya is double-booked — soccer practice overlaps study group." • "Maya has a heavy week. Move 'Walk the dog' to Sam?" That's the difference between seeing your week and understanding it. THE FAMILY CALENDAR • Appointments, teen activities and family events, color-coded so the week reads at a glance • Repeat daily, weekly, every two weeks, monthly or yearly — or on chosen days, like every Tuesday and Friday • All-day events, locations, notes and reminders • A compact week strip that expands to the full month, with a dot on every day that has something on it • Filter to one person to see just their week APPOINTMENTS THAT ACTUALLY HELP • Mark the kind — doctor, dentist, therapy, school • Prep checklists, so you never arrive without the insurance card • Appointment history, so "when was her last checkup?" takes one tap CHORES THAT STICK • Assign chores, set points, and watch streaks build • Rotate a chore to the next person automatically when it's done, so it stays fair • Repeat daily, weekly or monthly, every few weeks, or on chosen weekdays • Due times and reminders — and chores reopen themselves when the period rolls over DINNER, SORTED • Plan the week's dinners and who's cooking • One shared grocery list the whole family adds to; the shopper checks items off in the store EVERYONE IN SYNC • Invite your family over iCloud. Everyone adds from their own device and it appears for the rest • Each person picks their profile — teens and kids get their own focused My Day • Protect a parent's profile with a passcode, and kids can't delete the family's data • Leave a note on any event ("Can we push to 8? I've got practice") and everyone is notified MADE FOR THE WAY FAMILIES WORK • iPhone and iPad, with a sidebar layout on iPad • Light, dark, or match your device • Reminders that arrive before you need them • Explore a demo family first, and clear it out in one tap when you're ready Your family's data lives in your own iCloud account and is shared only with the people you invite. No ads, no account to create, nothing sold on. Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/ratibaplus Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s new

Version 1.3 · Updated August 31, 2026

• Easier family invites: invite links you copy and share now work reliably. • Chores now show a "Starts" date for anything scheduled to begin later, so upcoming tasks don't clutter today. • A tidier layout on iPad. • Various fixes and refinements, including a scheduling bug where a chore starting tomorrow could show as due today.

App privacy

The developer, Philip Tarimo, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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