Can I use the car?
Agreed once. Written down.
Food, the car, guests, screens, your room: the house questions are talked through once and saved as one answer both sides can see. If either of you understood it differently, one tap says so.
The questions you arrive with, and where the answers live
What's my schedule?
Your week, and the month ahead.
Your working blocks, extra time on a given date, and your own time off. Check in and check out, and a meter shows where the week stands — "31 of 45 h this week".
Who pays for the zoo?
Money for the children, settled in the open.
A money agreement says what you may spend without asking. Log what you spent with a photo of the receipt, or tap "Not sure — ask" and the family answers in the app. When you used your own money, it is marked once it has been paid back.
Do they see what I do all day?
Capture a moment. Send the week on Friday.
Note the small things when they happen, with the children safe beside you. On Friday they become the weekly update the family reads and replies to.
Am I working more than we agreed?
The week is checked before it happens.
If you are here on a J-1 exchange program, the app sets your planned week against the published hour rules and shows you and the family the same amber note if a week runs over.
What do I have to show for the month?
One document.
Hours, money and moments in a month-end pack you can print or email. It is also the evidence you bring when you ask for what you're worth.
Two ways to work in a family's home
Live-in care professional
I live with the family I care for
One family, your agreed hours, house agreements written down once, and updates that show your work. No code needed.
- Living and working here: the house questions, answered together
- Your week, check in and check out, and the week meter
- The month ahead, with your weekend off marked in one tap
- Money for the children, with receipts
$35 a month, or your agency may cover it · free while we're in pilot
Nanny or sitter
I care for children in their home
Regular families and the ones who call now and then. Hours, money and moments per family, and a month-end pack for each. No code needed.
- Every family in one list, regular or occasional
- Usual days for the regulars; nobody "expected" who only calls sometimes
- House and money agreements with each family
- Receipts and a year statement per child
$35 a month for one person · free while we're in pilot
The family
They join free
Invite the parents from the app. They see the agreements, the week, the updates and the money questions on their side, and they do not pay.
Placed by an agency?
Your agency may cover it
Agencies and sponsors can cover the account for the care professionals they place.
Free library
Guides for the first weeks
Your first 30 days, the unwritten agreement, and boundaries when you live where you work.
Start before the first misunderstanding
Sit down together once. Write it down once.
Create your account, invite the family, and go through the house questions at the kitchen table. From then on the answer is in both your pockets.
$35 a month for one person · free while we're in pilot