Questions, answered plainly.

Not yet. TodayOS is used every day by one household, and we're finding out how many others would want it. Join the waitlist and you'll hear first when there's a way in.

No. It's designed with ADHD and autistic minds in mind: little to decide, nothing that shames you, nothing that moves on its own. That turns out to be calm for anyone running a busy household. It's a planning tool, not a treatment.

No. Your day works on its own. Meals, chores, the wall and projects are there when you need them, and stay out of the way when you don't.

An iPhone app, any browser on a laptop or tablet, and any screen with a browser as the kitchen wall. Android is on its way.

That isn't decided, and your answer on the waitlist helps decide it. The idea is one subscription per household, not per person.

Probably a part of it, free. Which part is one of the things we're asking.

English now. Dutch is next; tell us on the waitlist what you'd need.

The kitchen wall shows your family calendar and public calendars (school holidays, the club, the bins). Google and Microsoft calendars are on the list for the version others can use.

Your lists are private, even within the household, and nobody reads them. No ads, no trackers. More on the privacy page.

It started as one household's own system, built because twenty apps and a paper calendar on the fridge weren't working. It's used there every day.