Add it in about three seconds
Type it, hit enter. That’s it. If adding a task is slower than just saying it out loud, nobody uses the app.
Getting your home ready…
Getting your home ready…
Little asks. Shared home.
This is what your list looks like once you and your partner are connected — try it right here first.
A live preview — tap a checkbox and switch tabs.
Send them a link. They open it and they’re in — same list, same second. No app store, no “did you get it yet,” no waiting for them to get around to installing something.
How it works
Type it, hit enter. That’s it. If adding a task is slower than just saying it out loud, nobody uses the app.
Mine is what you’ve been asked to do. Sent is what you’ve asked for. Done is what’s finished. There’s no fourth tab.
Add something and it appears on your partner’s screen. No refresh, no “did you get that.”
The two-person thing
Most household apps scale up to families, roommates, chore charts, points, rewards, and a household admin who ends up managing the app on everyone else’s behalf — which is just the original problem wearing a lanyard.
Two people, one list, either of you can add to it. Nobody’s in charge of it.
What it doesn’t do
If what you want is a family-sized chore experience — kids, chore charts, points, badges, full gamification — that’s not this. I built ChoreBlaster for exactly that. This one stays deliberately smaller, on purpose.
Install it — optional, but better
It works fine in a browser tab. Putting it on your home screen gives it its own icon, opens it without the browser chrome, and makes it start faster.
About this
I built MyHoneyDo for me and my partner because the things we needed each other to remember kept getting lost in text messages.
It’s a side project, not a company. There’s no funding, no roadmap deck, and no plan to sell you anything later. It’s free because it costs me almost nothing to run, and it will stay free.
That also means: I’m one person, it might break occasionally, and support is me answering an email when I see it. If that’s an acceptable trade, you’re very welcome to use it.
Send feedbackFAQ
Yes. No paid tier, no trial, no card. It's a side project, not a company, and it will stay free.
Yes — a real account with your email is how your list finds you on a new phone. Your partner needs one too, but it takes about as long as reading this sentence.
Yes. It's a web app, so an iPhone and an Android phone work together with no difference.
No. MyHoneyDo is deliberately for two people — one household, one list, and nobody's in charge of managing it for anyone else.
In a Supabase Postgres database, protected by row-level security so your household's list is readable only by the two of you. Details are in the Privacy Policy.
Then I'll say so here well before it goes away, with enough notice to copy anything you want to keep.
Because then your partner would have to download something first, and that's exactly the friction this is meant to remove.
Two people, one list. Free, and it stays free.