The whole family,
finally on the same page.
One home for the calendar, the jobs, the shopping, the meal plan and the kids' Star rewards, where each person sees exactly what they should.
Runs in any modern browser and installs to the home screen. Free while the beta runs. No card, no ads inside the app.
Scroll to exploreWhat it does
Eight things that usually live in eight places.
Shared with the people you choose and hidden from the people you don't. Watch each one work.
A family calendar everyone can actually see
- Month, week and day views over one shared schedule, with repeating events
- Visibility per event: everyone, parents only, chosen people, or just you
- Invite family members to answer going or can't make it; a same-day clash is flagged before you save
Jobs that get finished, then checked
A child marks the work done. A parent decides whether it really is. Stars move only after that.
Mia gets a job
"Tidy the bedroom", due today, worth up to 5 Stars.
She marks it done
On a rewarded job, "done" means submitted. No Stars yet.
A parent checks it
Award anything up to the limit, send it back, or decline. One award per job.
Done, and recorded
3 Stars land in Mia's wallet and the job's history keeps every step.
Stars and rewards
A reward shop the family fills itself
Approved work earns Stars. Children spend them on rewards you set, so the shop fits your house and your week.
- Optional weekly Star cap per child
- Requesting a reward sets the Stars aside at once; a decline or cancel returns them
- Limits per week or month, stock, conditions, fifty built-in icons and starter ideas
Stars are points inside the app. Nothing is bought, paid or booked automatically.
A shopping list that remembers prices
Anyone can add to the list from anywhere. Record what things cost and the app compares by weight or volume, so a big pack is judged fairly.
Meals planned once, shopping written for you
Fill the week from your recipes or meals you've cooked before, then send the ingredients to the list in one step. Copy last week and change only what you want.
A little AI, where it saves real time
Three jobs only: draft a recipe, suggest a week of meals, or turn a sentence into the right entry. You see the draft, and nothing is saved until you confirm.
Suggested calendar event
Ten requests a month per household during the beta, shared by everyone, with the count on screen. A request that fails does not count.
Household chat, and a parents-only side
A place for your family's own messages that isn't a group thread with nine other people. Notices tell you when something needs you.
Notices appear inside the app when you open it. Dovelyne doesn't send phone push notifications yet.
Profiles and privacy, decided by you
Everyone gets their own way in. Parents choose what each person can open, and the rules are enforced by the database, not just hidden in the app.
Mia, Jack and Gran: three people, three different views of the same household.
The signature moment
A day with Dovelyne
The sun crosses the sky and one family's day plays out, from the morning rush to tomorrow's dinner.
Scroll to follow the family's day 1 of 7
7:10am, the rush
Everyone's Today screenSame household, but Mia's phone shows her jobs and her events, and nothing marked parents only.
8:30am, a clash caught
CalendarSam adds the parent evening; the app flags the overlap before saving, and Mia never sees the event at all.
4:12pm, job done
JobsOn a rewarded job, "done" means submitted. The reward can't be self-awarded.
5:30pm, the check
Waiting for approvalAnything from nothing to the limit, one award per job, recorded for good.
5:31pm, Stars land
Mia's walletThe wallet only ever adds up what was actually approved, and never goes below zero.
6:05pm, the shop
RewardsThe Stars are set aside immediately so they can't be spent twice. A no, or a change of mind, gives them straight back.
8:40pm, next week
Meal planAnd the list is already on everyone's phone for Saturday.
Before you join
Who it's for, and what's true today
Made for a household
Two parents juggling shifts, children old enough to have jobs and rewards, and the grandparent who only needs to know about Thursday.
In private beta
You need an invitation code to create a household, and you confirm your email before the first sign-in. Free while the beta runs, with no payment set up at all.
Your family's data
Held in Australia, kept apart from every other household by the database itself, photos in private storage. No ads in the app, and your family's data is not sold.
Put the week in one place.
Open Dovelyne in your browser, add it to the home screen, and bring the family in one person at a time.