The private family planner.
Pamily is a small, private place for the lives you share.
It's a family planner that runs on your device — no account needed, never any ads. Birthdays, school pickups, the shopping list, the note on the fridge: everything stays on this phone unless you choose to sync, and synced data is end-to-end encrypted before it leaves.
— What Pamily does today —
• Family Calendar — colour-coded events per member, week and day views, automatic conflict detection when two people are double-booked.
• Tasks — a shared to-do bucketed by today, this week, later, and done. Assign to a person, mark urgent, set due dates, tick them off.
• Notes — a digital fridge. Pin the important ones, snap a photo straight onto it (the school flyer IS the note), attach PDFs, and turn any note into a tickable checklist — the shopping list lives here.
• Meals — plan the week's dinner rota, assign the cook, and push each dish's ingredients onto the shopping list in one tap.
• Repeating chores — tasks recur daily, weekly, or monthly and rotate through the family: finish "tidy room" and it reopens next week, assigned to the next kid. Reminders carry Done and Snooze buttons.
• Pamily (Family) — every member with their own colour, role, avatar and birthday. Quiet Wins shows who's been carrying the load.
• Subscriptions — track streaming services, school fees, clubs. See the monthly equivalent and who holds the account.
• Annual Rollup — at year's end, see what your family did: events, tasks closed, notes, busiest weeks.
• Home-screen widget — today's tasks and the next event at a glance.
• Share into Pamily — send a photo or PDF from any app and it lands on the fridge.
— Sync the whole household (optional) —
• Personal plan: sync your own devices through your own iCloud or Google Drive. Pamily never holds your data.
• Family plan: one person subscribes, everyone joins free with a QR invite — one shared workspace on every phone, updated in seconds.
• Everything synced is end-to-end encrypted on your device first. Servers only ever store ciphertext that cannot be read — not even by the developer.
— Privacy by design —
• No account, email, or phone number needed; sign-in exists only for the optional Family plan.
• No advertising SDKs. No data sales. No third-party trackers.
• Anonymous crash reports and usage counters (Google Firebase) help fix bugs — never the contents of your calendar, tasks, or notes. Opt out in Settings → Privacy.
• Local-only mode: one switch turns off sync and diagnostics entirely.
• Wipe everything from one tile in Settings; deleting the app deletes it all.
— Backup, on your terms —
Export an encrypted backup anywhere you trust — iCloud, Google Drive, AirDrop, USB. Portable backups use a passphrase you choose and restore on any device.
— Localisation —
Ships in English (NZ), Filipino, and Spanish, with locale-aware dates and formatting.
— Built for the everyday —
• Adaptive layout for phone, tablet and desktop.
• Accessibility — Dynamic Type up to 2.0×, large tap targets, screen-reader labels on every control, WCAG-AA contrast, reduce-motion respected everywhere.
• A komiks editorial look — display type, mono labels, hand-drawn stamps — that doesn't feel like every other planner.
Pamily is built quietly, by one developer, in New Zealand. It will never sell your data, because there's nothing to sell.
Privacy Policy: https://pamily.puhgeh.com/privacy/
Terms of Use: https://pamily.puhgeh.com/terms/
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