Shared family planner that reminds everyone, not just you
You forget nothing. The trouble is, nobody else remembers
with Nidalumi, everyone does
Write down tasks, shopping and the schedule once. Everyone in the family gets their own reminder — in Telegram or in the browser — and taps “Done”. You see what is finished and stop holding it all in your head.Everyone in the family gets their own reminder and taps “Done”.
Tear off the page — and the whole day is already with everyone
The list is not in an app. It is in one person’s head.
- when training finishes
- who paid for the club this month
- what has run out at home
- who needs the dentist and when
- what the homework is and when it is due
- who picks up today and who drives
This is the tiredness you cannot explain with “but I did nothing all day”.
Three steps, then it runs itself
- Create the familyNames and roles. Two minutes, that is all.
- Everyone gets their ownOne link per person — and the task goes to whoever has to do it. Nothing to install: Telegram for those who prefer it, the browser for everyone else.
- The morning summary arrivesThen reminders on time, with “Done” and “Postpone” buttons.
This is how a day goes when the list is not only in your head
In the morning, everyone gets their own
At seven, everyone finds their tasks for the day in Telegram. Nobody has to be told twice.
Shopping lives with whoever is at the shop
Items are ticked off right at the shelf, and the list updates for everyone. Add something at home — it shows up at the shop straight away.
The reminder goes to whoever picks up
At 17:30 the reminder lands with whoever is picking up. “Done” is tapped right in the chat, and you see it at once — no “where are you?” call.
The rota runs itself
The duty moved on by itself: today the bins belong to the next person. Done chores earn points towards a reward.
In the evening, you just look
What is done is ticked. What is not arrives in the morning as one list — move it or close it.
Do not take our word. Open it.
Inside: a real family of five, a week of plans, shopping, money, school. Nothing to type — no email, no phone number.
And you can write there too. “Mark, 19:00, take out the bins” — who, when and what, it works that out itself. “Weekdays at 8, exercise” — and it sets up the repeat.
Seven things you no longer have to hold in mind
- Whose turn it is today
- A duty rotates by itself: the bins, the dishes, homework with the little one. Swap it, and the message goes to both of you.
- Homework
- Take out the trash
- Yesterday’s leftovers
- In the morning a list of what was not done arrives, with two buttons: move it all to today, or close it.
- Headphones
- A board gameMark is on it
- A book about space
- Who is giving what
- A wishlist, and who has already taken which present. Everyone sees it except the birthday person.
- The water filter and the meters
- Everything people remember too late: servicing, documents, medicines. It warns you in advance.
- A child saving for a bike
- Points for chores turn into pocket money, pocket money into a savings goal. You can see how much is left.
- Shopping
- Weekend vote
- Health
- SOS
- The week when you cannot
- Quiet mode: the bot writes only urgent things, health and SOS. The rest waits.
- Where your child is right now
- Tap “Where are you?” — your child sends their location in one tap and you see it on the map. With SOS it arrives by itself. Only parents see it, and the point is erased after a day.
Busy at work? This works for you too.
Nidalumi runs a personal schedule as well: meetings, calls, payments, deadlines. Choose “Just me” and the family sections stay out of the way.
- A task in one sentence“Client call tomorrow at 11”: the day and time are picked up by themselves.
- Reminders on timeWith “Done” and “Postpone” buttons, in Telegram or as a phone notification.
- Plan in the morning, leftovers at nightIn the morning, what’s on today; in the evening, what’s left. Unfinished tasks move with one tap.
- Shopping and spending alongsideYour shopping list and the month’s spending sit right next to your tasks.
15 sections, every one of them in the bot
Not a feature list for its own sake: the bot does the same as the page. Added in the app — it arrives in Telegram.
No two families are alike: what you do not need switches off and disappears from the bot as well, while the data stays. Living on your own — tasks, shopping and reminders are enough.
Pick a section — its screen is on the rightTap a section — its screen is above
6 objections we hear
Nobody here is going to use this
One person uses the app — you. The rest install nothing: a message arrives in Telegram, where they already are, with two buttons. What lands on their phone is visible right now in the live example.
I already have three apps. I cannot take a fourth
It does not become a fourth — it replaces three. A calendar only knows time, notes never remind, a chat buries things. And you will not retype anything: your calendar connects by a link.
We tried this. The board, the shared calendar, the chat — all of it lasted two weeks
All three died for the same reason: they wait to be looked at. None of them calls out by itself, and none of them calls out to anyone but you. Here the reminder goes to whoever has to do it, when it is time.
You will never get the rest of them in there
Nobody has to go anywhere. The message arrives — “19:00, take out the bins” — with a Done button. That is exactly what they ask for when they say “just tell me what to do” — only it is not you saying it, and not for the twentieth time.
The kids will never tick anything off
Done work earns points, points turn into rewards and pocket money. A parent sees it and approves. They tick because there is something in it for them, not out of obedience.
What if not everyone here uses Telegram?
Then Nidalumi runs in their browser: the same service in full, it installs on the phone and on the computer and does all the same things. One difference: Telegram knocks on the door by itself, while a page waits to be opened — their tasks and reminders are in the bell when they come in. Whoever needs the reminder to catch them needs the bot too.
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One payment for the whole family
Five days free first: the whole family, every section, the bot. No card at the door — if nothing gets easier in five days, there is nothing to pay for.
On the sixth day nothing is charged — we never asked for a card. Everything you have set up stays: decide to go on, and you go on from the same place.
for a family of up to four
that is $2.92 a month · $47.88 26% cheaper
The first 5 days are free, no card needed
- The whole family, up to four people
- All 15 sections — nothing sold separately
- A Telegram bot for everyone
- As many tasks and reminders as you like
- Your phone calendar connects by a link
- Installs on the phone and the computer
Fifth person and beyond — $1 a month each
Ready-made schedules, lists and how-tos
Tomorrow morning everyone will have the list
Not just one person’s head.
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