The family organizer

Everyone's day, in one huddle.

Calendars and team schedules, the grocery list by store with real prices, recipes that turn into one shopping list, money, chores that earn cash or screen time, health goals with friends, important documents, and Bible study for every age — shared with your whole family.

Free while in beta. Works on iPhone, Android and computers — add it to your home screen and it works offline.

Huddle's Today screen: the family's events, rides, chores and the next Bible study

What Huddle does

Calendars and team apps

Google, Apple and Outlook calendars, school calendars, and league and team apps through their calendar links — on the right kid's day, with rides and time-change alerts.

Groceries by store

Find the grocery stores near you and pick your family's favorites. Every item remembers its price at each, so the list shows where it's cheapest, what the whole list costs at each store, and when splitting the trip saves real money. A pantry check before you shop, and staples that come back on their own.

Recipes → one list

Plan the week's recipes — typed, pasted or from a photo of Grandma's card — and get one list: ½ onion + ½ onion is one onion, rounded to what the store sells, minus what's in the pantry.

Money that adds up

Snap a receipt and it lands in the food budget. Bills, a real monthly budget, shared expenses — and an optional read-only bank connection.

Chores that pay off

Chore charts with points that earn cash, screen time, or rewards you make up. Kids ask to use them; you approve with a tap.

Health & goals

Family challenges sized for every age, private goals, a family board for cheering — and groups with friends' families to keep each other going.

Bible study for every age

One passage for the whole family, with a part for little ones, kids, tweens, teens and parents, and a family library of public-domain Bibles and faith texts.

Documents, kept private

Insurance cards, school forms and medical info, encrypted and blurred until you unlock them. Diet choices for health and faith on every recipe.

Kids

Chores earn what matters to them

  • Cash, screen time, or your own rewards — “Stars”, a later bedtime, picking Friday's dinner. Mix them: $5 a week plus 10 minutes of screen time for every 20 points.
  • Kids ask, you decide. “Can I use 30 minutes?” shows up for you to approve or decline.
  • Caps and history. Set a weekly most, see every payout, and cash payouts land in your budget.
A kid's card in Huddle: points this week, cash, screen time in hours and minutes, stars, and a request waiting for a parent

Together

Keep each other going

  • Accountability groups with friends' families: check in after a walk or a workout, keep a weekly streak, cheer and high-five.
  • Group challenges with a leaderboard and a fun prize — “Losers buy dinner out.”
  • Parents choose what's shared: a family nickname, and first names only for the people you pick. Kids under 13 stay in the family total unless you turn them on, and cheer with buttons, not typing. Report and block are always one tap away.
An accountability group in Huddle: check-ins from two families with cheers and high-fives
The grocery list grouped by store and aisle, with prices and the cheapest store
Groceries by store
The week's meal plan with diet notes
The week's meals
Money: bills, the food spending chart and the budget
Food spending and the budget

Up and running in a few minutes

  1. Start freeA parent makes the family with an email and password.
  2. Add your peopleKids get a profile you manage — no email for kids under 13. Invite a co-parent or teen to their own login.
  3. Put it on your home screenIn Safari tap Share → Add to Home Screen; on Android, Install. It opens like an app and works offline.

Your family's data is yours

Start your family's huddle