Kindred: Couples Coordination

One shared list for the two of you. Groceries, chores, meals and both your calendars, on both your iPhones, the moment either of you adds something. Private by design. No account, no server, no ads. Everything lives in your own iCloud and is shared only with your partner. Groceries and to-dos. Add oat milk on your phone and it shows up on theirs. Every item keeps the color of whoever added it. Tap to rename, long-press to delete, and anything deleted waits 30 days in Recently deleted. Bring your Reminders. Pick the Apple Reminders lists you already use and Kindred copies what isn't done, due dates and repeats included. Reminders itself is never changed. Chores that repeat. Make any to-do repeat daily, weekly, every two weeks, or on a day of the month. Tap "I'm on it" so nobody takes out the recycling twice. This week's meals. Plan dinners, pick who's cooking, and send a meal's ingredients to the grocery list in one tap. Date ideas. Save places and date ideas in one spot. Each of you sorts them Not now, Maybe or I'm in, and your partner's answer stays hidden until you give yours. Sharing a place counts as your I'm in. When you're both in, pick an evening you're both free and it goes on the calendar. Both your days. Your calendars side by side on one timeline, colored by person. You choose whether your partner sees full details or just "busy". Nudges. Send a quick "grabbing tacos?" that arrives as a notification and sits on their Home Screen widget. Nudges are end-to-end encrypted, so only the two of you can read them. Widgets, Siri and Messages. Your partner's photo on your Home Screen, tonight's dinner at a glance, "Add to our groceries in Kindred" with Siri, and adds straight from iMessage. Kindred needs iCloud on both iPhones. The developer can't read your lists or nudges.