Every app below runs our own household every day — that's the QA no lab can buy. Each one ships as a solid base, and anything extra your family needs can be built onto it.
Ten apps, one shared backbone.
The first five headed to the public. One waitlist covers them all; tell us which one you're excited about when you sign up.
FlagshipBring the curriculum you already own: AI turns chapters into worksheets, quizzes and flashcards; kids work in their own portal; you approve AI-drafted grading; pacing and transcripts stay current all year.
Make it yours: reward systems, extra subjects, sibling setups.
The family kitchen app from our cooking videos: recipe box, pantry and grocery lists, meal planning, guided cooking — plus a young-chef path where kids build real cooking skills, keep a chef diary and take on kitchen challenges.
Make it yours: family food feed, kitchen reward economy.
Every project from idea to finished make: photos and steps, supply inventory so nothing gets re-bought, a gallery of finished work, and scheduling for craft time.
Make it yours: family craft challenges, sharing feeds.
Household operations, organized: chore assignments and routines, room-by-room checklists, schedules, shopping and supply lists, and equipment & maintenance logs.
Make it yours: allowance & reward store, chore inspections, skill badges.
Family road trips without the chaos: trip plans, packing lists, lodging, fuel stops and trip expenses — the whole journey in one place.
Make it yours: on-the-road messaging, kid rewards for the miles.
Coming soonThe content machine behind Rndm Life Things: capture once, multiply into posts for every platform, approve from your phone. Being built in public right now — it becomes its own app.
Not products (yet) — these run our own family and prove the craft.
The parents' self-mastery OS: habits, timers, study, sleep, music practice — and the command center that pilots this whole fleet.
A kid's personal growth companion: daily habits, practice and exercise timers, calendar and a day timeline — self-mastery, kid-sized.
A maker's command center: dev dashboard, interval timers, and daily logs in one place.
For bakeware collectors: a pan catalog, baking inventory, bake workflows and collection research.
Custom family apps, tools and automations — built by the person who lives in them.