# Thrively: Home & Life — Reminders that actually work

> Reminders that actually work (iPhone/iPad app by Reeves Adventures L.L.C..)

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- Developer: [Reeves Adventures L.L.C.](https://appshunter.io/developer/6781413725)
- Category: Productivity
- Price: Free with in-app purchases
- Rating: 5.00/5 from 1 App Store ratings
- Age rating: 17+
- Requires: iOS 17.0 · 18 MB
- Languages: American English
- Released: 2026-10-27
- Data updated: 2026-11-10

## What is Thrively?

Thrively keeps track of everything your home needs, so you don't have to. Filters, smoke detectors, the gutters, the car, renewals, birthdays: it puts them on your schedule a few at a time and reminds you when they're due.

Your plan, built for you
Tell Thrively what kind of home you have and it starts with the essentials, like safety checks and the jobs nearly every home needs. Then it adds regular upkeep, and seasonal jobs about three weeks before they matter. With Pro, a new task arrives every few days, and it slows down if you fall behind.

Renewals and deadlines
Add your passport, driver's license, plate tags, car inspection or insurance, and Thrively reminds you six and three months before they expire. Deadlines like property tax and HOA dues stay on your list until they're done.

One reminder a day
Pick your time. If nothing is due, you won't hear from us. Trash night gets a note the evening before. Check things off from the reminder, the Home Screen widget or the Lock Screen.

For the whole household
With the Family plan, everyone shares one list and can see who did what. Give a job to one person, take turns on the trash, or let whoever gets to it first check it off. Shared birthdays remind everyone except the person whose birthday it is.

Kids' chores and a kitchen board
Add your kids, pick from starter chores, and they get a star for every chore done, whoever checks it off. Set up a spare iPad as a kitchen board showing today's shared jobs.

Vacation mode
Going away? Everything goes quiet except birthdays, renewals and deadlines, for the whole household, and your list picks back up when you're home.

Weeks on track
See how many weeks in a row you've kept up. Quiet weeks count, and jobs assigned to someone else don't count against you.

Guides and Ask Thrively
Many tasks include short how-to steps, or tell you when a job is one for a pro. Ask Thrively answers questions about your home or the app and takes you to the right screen.

Also included
159 ready-made tasks across 12 categories, from filters and appliances to pets and health checkups. Seasonal checklists for spring, summer and winter. A deep clean plan with Pro. Add your own tasks in seconds.

Your list stays on your phone. You only need an account to share with your household or keep a copy of your list.

Terms of Use: https://thrively.app/terms
Privacy Policy: https://thrively.app/privacy

## Pricing and in-app purchases

Base price: Free.

**Subscriptions**

| Subscription | Price | Period |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Thrively Pro Monthly | $4.99 | per month |
| Thrively Pro Yearly | $39.99 | per year |
| Family Yearly | $99.00 | per year |
| Family Monthly | $9.99 | per month |


## Is Thrively safe?

Not enough ratings yet to assess Thrively.

## Is Thrively legit?

Thrively: Home & Life has limited verification signals. The AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Thrively is 58 out of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.


## Version history (last 5 releases)

### 1.12.1 — 2026-11-09

Vacation mode covers everything
Birthdays, renewals and deadlines like property tax and HOA dues still come through while you're away. Everything else goes quiet, including kids' chores and the kitchen board. A vacation started on one phone now reaches the rest of the household.

Kids' chores, sorted
A kid's chores now remind the grown-up who added them, and a busy day's check-in gives each kid one line. Missed days show correctly on each kid's week.

Fairer Weeks on track
Your run counts only what's yours. A job assigned to someone else, or to a kid, never counts against you.

A smarter fresh start
New month, fresh start now puts a missed deadline or renewal first, and keeps monthly jobs on their usual day.

A calmer Home
Home asks at most one question a day, and the welcome screen is simpler.

Plus fixes for reminders snoozed before a vacation, buttons on the Lock Screen card, and a new Help section about kids, progress and the seasons.

### 1.12.0 — 2026-11-07

Kids join the household.

- Kids in your household: add each kid with their own color, pick from starter chores like Make the bed and Feed the pet, and whoever checks one off, the kid gets the star. A missed daily or weekly chore moves to its next day instead of piling up.
- A kitchen board: with the Family plan, set an iPad or a spare iPhone on the counter and it shows today's shared jobs in big print, each kid's chores under their color. One tap checks a job off.
- Who looked after what: in a household, Progress shows each adult's share of the shared jobs and a week of each kid's chores.
- A color for everyone: pick the color your household sees for you.
- New month, fresh start: the card now only appears when it can actually move something for you.

### 1.11.0 — 2026-11-06

Kids. Choose Kids on the "Anything else in your home?" card and Thrively adds five jobs over time: car seat fit, yearly checkups, shoes and clothes that still fit, childproofing, and the babysitter info sheet. Kids has its own Library section too.

Seasonal checklists. Ready for spring, summer and winter show the season's jobs already on your list and how many are done. Finish it or hide it, and it moves to Coverage.

Done until. Check off a job that won't be back for a while and Thrively tells you how long it's handled, like "done until February 3."

Weeks on track. The daily streak is gone. Thrively now counts weeks in a row with nothing slipping, and quiet weeks count.

Also in this version:
- New month, fresh start: if a few things are overdue, start with three and Thrively spreads the rest over the next few weeks. Hard dates never move.
- Reaching a new Coverage level is a real level up.
- A day with nothing due says so once, with what's next.
- Deadlines like property tax, HOA dues and a lease stay overdue until they're done.
- Many guides now have a button to get the supplies, searching for the size you saved.
- Home tells you when a newer version of Thrively is available.
- Ask Thrively knows the new features.

### 1.10.0 — 2026-11-05

A deep clean plan, with Pro. The jobs a regular clean skips, from the fridge to the grout, arrive one at a time at the pace you're already on. Thrively asks which of a few things your home has first, and never adds more to your week.

Cleaning in the Library. A new Cleaning section, and 30 more jobs in the Library, each with a step-by-step guide or the pro to call.

Smarter schedules. Windows and vents now come around twice a year and the dehumidifier monthly. Smoke and CO alarm tests repeat monthly, as fire safety groups and the makers advise, and a twice-a-year reminder tells you when the clocks change.

Also in this version:
- Home setup says when each essential is due.
- Longer task names wrap to a second line instead of being cut off.
- The widget keeps your newest list and refreshes when you open the app.
- A reminder for a task you already finished is no longer sent.
- Fixes for undo, vacation mode, and the paywall's close button.

### 1.9.1 — 2026-10-29

New: Ask Thrively. Ask anything about your home or the app, in your own words, and get taken straight to the right place. Help is one tap away from the very first screen.

Also in this version: fixes to reminders, Coverage and household sharing.

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