Who's home for dinner, decided
Stop asking "Home for dinner?" every day. Add the trip, the practice - and the headcount is decided. Photograph the school lunch menu once; it shows all month.
Stop asking "Are you home for dinner tonight?" every single day.
One partner travels and has late work dinners. A child needs a packed lunch only on match days. A grandparent is on a low-salt diet and skips lunch on day-care days.
It is different every day. So you end up asking every day.
fami-suke removes the asking.
Put the schedule in once, and today's and this week's headcount is already decided.
◆ Does this sound like your week?
- You cannot tell whether to cook dinner, because of trips and late meetings
- A packed lunch is needed only on match days, and you find out the night before
- You want to shop for the whole week but cannot tell how many you are cooking for
- The school lunch menu is stuck on the fridge, where you cannot see it at the shops
- You ask in the family chat and the message is read but never answered
- One family member eats differently, and it is easy to forget
◆ What fami-suke does
[Carry the school lunch menu with you all month]
Photograph the menu once at the start of the month. Open any day in September and it is there.
"Today's school lunch is fried chicken, so dinner should be something else" - you can check
that in the shop, not at the fridge.
School handouts and hospital schedules work the same way: choose the period and pin it.
Nothing gets buried in your camera roll. Open the day and it is there.
[One-tap schedule tags]
Drinks - Business trip - Overtime - Night shift - Remote work
Packed lunch (match day) - Early practice - Lunch out - Medical test (fasting)
One tap sets the event and that day's meal at the same time.
Tap "Drinks" and dinner is off. Tap "Match day" and a packed lunch is on.
You never set the meal separately.
[Repeating events, set once]
Practice, cram school, lessons, piano, school runs, trash day, recycling,
regular checkups, home nursing, rehab.
Pick a preset once and it keeps appearing on the calendar from then on.
Multiple weekdays and skip-on-holidays are both supported.
No more re-typing the same event over and over.
[10 meal states]
Normal / No breakfast / No lunch / No dinner / No breakfast or lunch /
No breakfast or dinner / No lunch or dinner / No meals / Fasting / Packed lunch
Departure and return days are often different, and both fit.
Add a meal note such as "porridge only", "allergy-free" or "liquid diet"
so whoever cooks does not have to remember.
[Packed lunch alert]
The home screen tells you how many lunchboxes are needed today, up front.
Whether you pack one every day or only on match days,
you never recount during the busiest part of the morning.
[Reminders the day before and in the morning]
All-day events without a time can remind you too.
Quiet hours hold notifications until the window ends.
[Group events]
Family trips and visits that involve several members can be added at once.
[For multi-generation and caregiving households]
Each member has a free-text note and a contact field.
"Egg allergy", "Care level 4", "Liquid diet", "Family doctor: 03-xxxx-xxxx" -
anything the rest of the family should be able to see.
Day care, home nursing and rehab work as repeating events.
[Sync with a family code]
No account needed. Share the family code and everyone's phone syncs in real time.
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Japanese / English / Korean / Traditional Chinese / Spanish
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