Make room for your routines
Add recurring chores and put routine steps in order. Keep mornings, homework and evenings in one place.
A little less to keep in your head
Everyday,
together.
The dishwasher. The homework. The little things that make a home work. Give them a shared place, so everyone can see their next step.
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One household. A shared day.Routines, one step at a time.Keep going offline.
Room for everyone
A shared plan.
A clearer day.
Set up the things you do again and again. Each person gets a view of their day, with progress the household can follow.
See what comes next
Each profile has its own day. See the tasks that are yours and pick up an available chore when you can help.
Take it one step at a time
Start a task and mark it complete when you finish. Without a connection, changes wait on the device and sync when you reconnect.
For the everyday repeat
Backpack away.
Snack time.
Ready for what’s next.
A familiar sequence makes a routine easier to follow. Give the household a place to see the steps, instead of keeping the whole list in someone’s head.
Where we are today
One household.
More ways to join.
Try it in your browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Mobile apps are being prepared for public distribution.
Web app
Create a household, invite others and keep track of today’s chores and routines.
Android
The Android app is being tested ahead of a public Google Play release.
iPhone & iPad
A native app for Apple devices is built and being prepared for test distribution.
Good to know
A few everyday
questions.
Can I download it today?
You can already try the web app without installing anything. Android and iOS apps are not publicly available in stores yet.
Does everyone need their own phone?
No. The apps and web app support multiple profiles on a shared device, including child profiles without a separate account and a PIN-gated profile switcher.
What happens without an internet connection?
Previously loaded activities stay available. Supported task actions and edits are saved on the device and sent when it reconnects. Signing in and accepting invitations need a connection. A newly created chore appears in the day after it syncs.
Is this the same as the invitation website?
No. An invitation link opens a separate page where you can sign in or register and accept the invitation. Then open the web app for your household’s chores and routines.
How can I ask a question?
Use our contact form for questions and support. Include your email address so we can contact you. Premex is the company building Tandayo.
Can a chore ask for a photo?
Photo proof is an optional feature that is being prepared and is not available to every household yet. When it is switched on, a caregiver can ask for a photo on a chore, and the person who finishes it can attach one or more photos from the camera or the photo picker. Only that person and the household’s caregivers see them, and they are deleted automatically within 15 days. Finishing without a photo is always possible. See the privacy notice.
Does this page use cookies or analytics?
We count delivered pages without cookies or visitor identifiers. The app separately offers optional account-linked screen analytics. Read the privacy notice, terms and storage information using the links below.