One app for everything home
Shopping lists, meal planning, chores, calendar, and chat — all shared with your household in real time.
Replace five separate apps with one. Famn covers every corner of home life.
Shared lists everyone can update in real time. Barcode scanning, price tracking, and receipt matching built in.
Plan the week's meals, save favourite recipes, and send ingredients straight to the shopping list.
A shared calendar the whole household contributes to. Birthdays, school runs, appointments — all in one view.
Assign tasks, set up recurring chores with custom schedules, and track who last cleaned the kitchen.
Message any household member instantly — direct messages and group chats, without leaving the app.
Track your home as an asset. Store documents, manage rooms, and follow property value over time.
Keep the people you buy for in one place — their sizes, their wishes and the gifts you plan — and get a heads-up before a birthday. The person it is for never sees what is coming.
Changes appear on everyone's screen within seconds, powered by a persistent connection.
Famn supports pairing shared devices (such as a tablet mounted in your kitchen) to a Space.
Everything lives in a shared Space. Lists, calendars, and tasks are instantly visible to everyone you live with — no manual sharing required.
When one person checks off milk at the store, everyone's list updates immediately. No pulling to refresh.
iPhone, Android, tablet, and desktop — with a layout optimised for each screen size. One account across all your devices.
English, Norwegian, Danish, German, Swedish, French, Icelandic, Polish, Spanish, Italian, and Dutch.
Perfect! Just the app I was missing!
This app was perfect for me and my everyday life. I can definitely recommend it to others who want to have control in their everyday life 👌😊
Very nice and useful app 👌🏻
Product updates, feature deep-dives, and practical ideas for running a better home.
2026-10-08 • Daniel Kaldheim
When several relatives help an older parent, good intentions can still produce duplicate shopping, missed appointments and decisions made over the parent’s head. A small, consent-based coordination plan can make practical help clearer while leaving health information and urgent matters in the right channels.
Read post2026-10-06 • Daniel Kaldheim
When a child moves between two homes, a forgotten sports bag or a changed collection time can become more than a small inconvenience. Norwegian guidance and research point to a practical goal: give the child predictable plans, keep adult communication with the adults, and build handovers that do not depend on memory.
Read post2026-10-04 • Daniel Kaldheim
A family chat can keep people close and still lose the one message that mattered. Research on family group chats, notifications and smartphone habits points to a calmer approach: use chat for conversation, move decisions to the right shared tool and make response expectations clear.
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