Free beta · November 2026

Make the invisible labor visible.

FamilyInsight is one family hub for the calendar, tasks, kitchen, money and everyone's wellbeing. The running list in your head finally lives somewhere the whole family can see it, and act on it.

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A small group of families tests it free this November, before the January launch.

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That's how much of the household work I was carrying when I finally put it in a spreadsheet. Five other people lived in my house.

Every family has a default parent.

I tried app after app, calendar after calendar, list after list: printed checklists, digital checklists, sticky notes, a shared doc, even a PowerPoint for the five men in my house. I'd still get a text asking what size shoe kid number four wears because cleats were on sale.

"All I was doing was reformatting the same mental load into different formats."

Kids don't skip the dishwasher to be cruel. They honestly don't see it, and they don't look for it. FamilyInsight is built to fix the looking-for-it part, with one app that works for the adults and the kids, so the whole family actually uses it.

Everything in one place, for everyone.

Parents and kids each get their own login, and what they see depends on their role. No more five apps that only one person keeps up with.

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Shared calendar

  • A color for every person, with a filter for each one
  • Kids ask to add events and request drop-off and pick-up rides
  • Private and adults-only events
  • Snap a school newsletter or team email and the dates get added
  • Syncs with Google, Apple and Outlook
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Tasks that get finished

  • A preloaded list of household tasks, assigned or up for grabs
  • "Finished looks like" photos so everyone knows what done means
  • Parents approve finished work or send it back
  • Optional hourly pay with a work clock and pay stubs
  • Reminders for kids, late alerts for parents
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Kitchen & dinner

  • Scan a receipt or barcode and the inventory fills itself
  • A heads-up the day before the milk expires
  • One shared shopping list
  • "What's for dinner?" ideas from what you already have, with diet filters
  • Leftovers the family can claim
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Money

  • A simple household ledger with budget categories
  • Repeating bills and subscriptions that post on their own
  • Savings and debt totals in one view
  • Kids get their own checking and savings ledgers
  • A 9 PM nudge: "Did you spend money today?"
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Family profiles

  • Sizes, schools, teachers and birthdays in one spot
  • Medications with dosage, time of day and last refill
  • Doctors, coaches and sitters
  • Wish lists with "I'll get it," so no duplicate gifts
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Wellbeing & growth

  • Emotional check-ins and a "Can we talk?" button that notify a parent
  • Energy checks with self-regulation ideas
  • Goals with steps that can move as life does
  • Streaks, 16 badges and a little confetti when the list is finished

Built for real families, not perfect ones.

Kids ask instead of assume

Event requests and ride requests go to a parent for a yes or no. The asking is the difference. It turns you back into a parent instead of the family chauffeur.

Made with neurodivergent brains in mind

Photos of what "finished" looks like, focus timers for time blindness, reminders and self-evaluation. These are executive function supports from 20 years in special education, built into everyday tasks.

Works on any device

No app store needed. FamilyInsight runs in any phone, tablet or computer browser and saves to the Home Screen like an app, so the kid without a phone can still use the family tablet.

Help shape it before launch.

My own family has been using FamilyInsight every day, and we keep adjusting it as we go. This November, a small group of families will test it free before the full launch in January.

  1. Request a spot. It takes about a minute: your name, your household size, and the one feature you can't live without.
  2. Get your invite. Beta families get set up with their own private family space in November.
  3. Tell me what works. Your feedback shapes what launches in January.

Free beta access

Limited spots for November 2026.

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Hi, I'm Amanda.

I spent more than 20 years as a special education teacher, I'm a two-time National Board Certified Teacher, and I'm a mom of four neurodivergent boys. I've sat on both sides of the IEP table. I quit my career because the default-parent load was costing me my health, and I'm bound and determined to end that cycle in my own house.

FamilyInsight started with a plate of eggs left on the kitchen counter, one morning after I'd asked for the hundredth time. Instead of losing it, I started building. Now one of my boys books his own golf lessons, sends me the request and picks the day that makes the driving easier. That's the whole point.

FamilyInsight is made by Insight Education Academy, LLC.

Questions

Is it in the App Store or Google Play?

No, and you don't need it to be. FamilyInsight is a web app. Open the link in your phone's browser, tap Share, then "Add to Home Screen," and it opens like any other app.

Do my kids need their own phones?

No. Kids can sign in on a tablet, a computer or a shared family device. Each person gets their own login so they see their own tasks, events and money.

What does the beta cost?

Nothing. Beta families use it free in November and help shape it. Pricing will be announced before the January launch.

Who can see our information?

Each family gets its own private family space. Within the family, roles control what people see. Parents can make events private or adults-only, kids only see their own medications, and private goals stay with the person who made them.

Do we have to use the pay feature?

No. Tasks can be paid or unpaid. Some families pay by the hour, and plenty just want everyone to see what needs doing and get it finished.

Stop being the only one who knows when the milk expires.

Request a free beta spot and help build the family hub that shares the load.

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