More people, more to juggle. That’s where it shines.
Five people. Three calendars. Two allergies. One kid who only eats beige food. My Tomte was built in a house like yours.
Five people. Three calendars. Two allergies. One kid who only eats beige food. My Tomte was built in a house like yours.

allergies, targets and fussy eaters included.
so every kid’s needs and activities are in one place.
so the bins go out without a debate.
so the planner knows who’s home.
whether that’s prepping ahead and cooking fresh or bulk-cooking on Sunday.
so weeknights have less to do.
Leo has lunch at daycare, Mum skips breakfast. Say so once on their page, and the plan only cooks for who’s eating.
Chopping and marinating batched, so weeknights are just cooking.
The plan knows who’s home and cooks for them.
Lunch is in the plan, for every kid.
Chores earn tokens. Tokens buy Friday’s dinner pick.
Everyone eats the same meal, adjusted where it needs to be.
Any tablet becomes the family hub.

Every chore earns tokens, and your family decides what they buy: a new toy, a day out, choosing Friday’s dinner. Chores come back on their own, so nobody argues about whose turn it is.
Kids can see how close they are to their goal. You’ll be amazed how fast shoes get put away.
Yes. Everyone in the house has their own rules, and every meal follows all of them.
No. Parents set up and manage children’s profiles, chores and tokens.
Yes. It reads the family calendar, so on footy night it cooks for whoever’s actually home.
Rate meals and the tomte learns. “Not for us” pushes a recipe down the list, and one plate can always be adjusted.