Plain language

What's in here

All 35 parts of the app, what each one is for, and the ground rules behind them.

The ground rules

These hold everywhere, on every page.

Nothing is required: Every checklist, streak and reminder can be skipped, snoozed or hidden for good.
No guilt language: Late things stay the same colour. Missed days leave no gap to catch up on.
Reminders are opt-in: They live inside the app only — no push, no red badges, no email.
Private stays private: Journal entries, kids' pulse answers and restricted files are only visible to whoever they belong to.
Small is fine: Half an answer, one slider, one line — all of it counts as done.

The parts you'll see without going looking.

Every day
Today
At most three things, a greeting, what's next, and a line of encouragement. Nothing turns red when it's late.
Every day
Quick add
The button that follows you around the app. Speak or type half a sentence; it lands in triage and you decide later — or never.
Every day
Morning brief & the assistant
A short read of the day, plus a place to ask things like 'what's this week look like?' in ordinary words.
Every day
Family at a glance
Everyone's stars, check-in streaks and the bills coming up, on one card. It's a snapshot, not a ranking.
Every day
Focus toolkit
Time-blocking, transition heads-ups, a focus timer and 'focus together' sessions for ADHD days. Switch it off in Settings if it isn't for you.

Enough structure to hold the week, no more.

Planning
This week & this month
The same list at two zoom levels, with the important dates calendar on top and prep suggested a few days ahead.
Planning
Triage
One place for everything captured: notes, kids' requests, shopping, rides, waiting-ons. Each line becomes a date, task, meal, list item or someday — or gets deleted, which is always allowed.
Planning
Sunday Shura
A nine-step weekly sit-down: intention, triage, kids' news, rides, meals, shopping, waiting-ons, what needs preparing, and a family brief. It saves as you go and Sunday is only a suggestion.
Planning
Looking ahead
The year's practical checklist — forms, renewals, seasonal things — with questions the app can turn into dated items for you.
Planning
Your first week
An optional map of the app, spread over a few days. Ticking boxes changes nothing else.

Shared work, shared visibility.

Running the house
Amanahs
Responsibilities someone is trusted with, with a level and an optional due day. Framed as trust rather than a chore chart.
Running the house
Around the house
Chores grouped into your own sections and projects, rotating or fixed, with subtasks and a focus view for the hard ones.
Running the house
Rides
Who's driving whom this week, so it isn't held in one person's head.
Running the house
Meals
A loose week of dinners with a saved meal library and tags. Leftovers count.
Running the house
Bills
What's due, what's paid, autopay flags, and an AI paste box that reads a bill line and fills in the details.
Running the house
Lists
Shopping and anything else that just needs a list.
Running the house
File cabinet
Documents in drawers by type, uploaded as PDFs, docs or a photo of the paper. Version history, re-check reminders, per-drawer visibility, and temporary download-only share links.

Temperature checks, never scores.

How everyone's doing
Daily check-in
One minute: a mood, five soft sliders, one optional line. Each person's days average into the week's pulse.
How everyone's doing
Weekly Family Pulse
The family's mood, something to celebrate, and per-person ratings. Kids can answer privately or share.
How everyone's doing
Week progress & heatmap
Who checked in on which day, how much of the week has been counted, and a small pattern of the last four weeks. Blank days are just blank.
How everyone's doing
Notifications & opt-in reminders
Shared answers and reminders in one quiet place. Daily and weekly nudges are off until you turn them on, and 'Not today' ends it.
How everyone's doing
Our family
A page per child: what's going well, what's worth a conversation, one-on-one time and age-appropriate topics.
How everyone's doing
Rituals
The repeating warmth: pulse, one-on-one dates, quarterly deeper check-ins, six-month resets, the annual growing-up talk.
How everyone's doing
Parent reflection
A monthly muhasabah of ten honest prompts, private to you.
How everyone's doing
Journal
Private notes, photos and memories with dates and tags. Pulse answers and check-ins can be saved straight into it.
How everyone's doing
Kids' space
Their own dashboard: their tasks, their pulse, their journal, and a way to ask for things without a conversation.
How everyone's doing
Stars
Noticing effort with a monthly star budget and rewards worth saving for. Stars are never taken away.

Only if your family turns this on.

Faith
Du'a & shukr
What we're asking for and what we're grateful for, with answered du'as flowing into an alhamdulillah timeline.
Faith
Sadaqah & family ties
Planned giving and service, plus who we haven't called in a while.
Faith
Adab & repair
The handful of principles the family agreed on, and a gentle way to make things right after a hard moment.
Faith
Faith rhythms on Today
Salah, a moment with the Qur'an, a hadith and dhikr appear as invitations in the shape of the day.

Space that isn't about logistics.

Yours
My space
Personal goals, what you're reading and watching, your own tasks, and the shared photo album.
Yours
Someday
A bucket list with no dates and no reminders, ever.
Yours
Joy deck
Traditions, small joys and question cards to ask your kids.
Yours
Settings
Names and colours, which sections exist at all, resting mode, star budget, cabinet access roles, household switching and invites.

The first-week map covers the essentials.