Home Fred

Tame it. Task it. Remember it. Home sorted.

Your household’s week in one calm place: who’s doing what, what’s coming up, and where everything is.

Coming to the App Store and Google Play 11 November
Two speckled mugs on a sunlit kitchen bench beside a leafy plant

This week, at a glance

What’s on today and tomorrow, and who’s doing it.

  • Tick things off; Fred notes who did it
  • Overdue things stay at the top until sorted
  • Your own week, or everyone’s
Fred’s List This Week screen: today’s school run, soccer training, dishwasher and dog walk, each with who’s doing it

Share the load

Routines, chores and one-off jobs, handed to the right people.

  • Set it up once: it repeats
  • School routines pause in the holidays
  • Someone away? Fred asks who’s covering, then hands it back
  • Regular stays, with a packing list both ways
Routines and Tasks screen listing each person’s jobs and when they next happen
Who’s away screen: Leo away until Saturday, Jess covering his task

One family calendar

Appointments, activities, shifts and birthdays, together.

  • Everyone, or just one person
  • A gentle heads-up when things clash
  • Private appointments just show as “busy”
Family calendar for Sunday and Monday: a birthday party, a work shift, chores and the school run

Reminders that ring

The right reminder, to the right person, at the right time.

  • A morning round-up of the day ahead
  • Quiet overnight
  • “Tell me if it’s not done”
  • Birthday reminders for your Crew
Home Fred main screen with six tiles and This Week: what’s next, and how many things are on today and tomorrow

Money, kept simple

Bills and spending, together or on your own.

  • A household budget, and a private one for you
  • Shared costs: who paid, who’s paid back
  • Fred never moves money or connects to a bank
Household Budget for the week: money in, bills still to pay and what’s left after bills

Everything in its place

The records you can never find when you need them.

  • Dean: warranties, manuals, insurance, licences, renewals
  • Marie: health records, medications, emergency contacts
  • Private notes, just for you
Ask Dean screen with home, licences, memberships and vehicle records
A child’s health record in Ask Marie with health notes and an allergy

Private things stay private

A household app should still respect that some things are just yours.

Your records are yours

Health records, your own budget and your private notes are private to you. The person who runs the household can’t see them.

You choose what to share

Share a record with someone when it helps, like an allergy list. Private notes can’t be shared at all.

Everyone in your Crew

People without a phone can still be in your Crew. You look after their tasks and records for them.

Private notes screen: only you can see these, nobody else in your household, and they can’t be shared

Fred’s List gives general information only. It is not an emergency service and does not give medical, financial or legal advice. In an emergency, call 000.

One price. Every Fred. Your whole household.

$19.99 AUD a year

That’s for Home Fred and Travel Fred together, not per Fred.

Including GST. Renews yearly through the App Store or Google Play. Cancel any time in your App Store or Google Play settings.

  • The person who sets up your household’s Fred pays. That’s it.
  • Up to 5 more people join free with a code from you
  • Anyone without a phone can be in your Crew too
  • Every Fred included: one subscription covers Home Fred and Travel Fred

Coming 11 November

Fred the black crow and Elkie the apricot cavoodle side by side on an orange background, both grinning

Home sorted, with Fred.

Fred keeps the week in order, and Elkie is always there to show you how.

Coming to the App Store and Google Play 11 November