Chores, allowance, schedules, and the endless remembering — Halpo makes the invisible work of running a home visible, shareable, and lighter. So your family spends its energy on each other, not on the logistics of each other.
Now in private beta on iPhone and Android.
No boxes to pick. Halpo derives each person's experience from how your household is really composed.
A home of one still runs on upkeep with no boss and no deadline. Spaces, backlogs, and seasonal rhythm — without family chrome you don't need.
Peers propose, accept, and decline — nobody gets assigned to. The planning work finally shows up on the same chart as the dishes.
A real chore economy with real stakes — verified work, points, streaks, and goals — tuned by age from playful to genuinely respectful.
The child is the shared surface; the households stay private. Custody stays in sync without your lives being shared.
To-do apps count completed tasks — which measures the doing and hides the noticing, planning, assigning, and following up. Halpo records both, so the invisible half of running a home finally has a chart, and a conversation, of its own.
Points are earned through verified work and spent toward goals your family values — recorded on a ledger everyone can trust. Young kids get streaks and celebration; teenagers get contracts, autonomy, and the standing to negotiate. One economy, two registers.
Asking, re-asking, and checking poisons the relationships it runs through. Halpo moves coordination out of conversation and into structure: kids work from their own self-serve list, peers propose instead of assign, and the reminding is the app's job — never yours.
Gutters, filters, seasonal prep — maintenance has no natural trigger until it becomes an emergency. Spaces give every property a home for its projects and master backlog, so the house's long game stops living in the back of one person's mind.
Halpo's AI is an atmosphere, not a chatbot. It absorbs the remembering and surfaces help at the moment of relevance — marked by a soft glow, and always ending in a human decision.
"Maya's mouthguard is in the top drawer, she needs it for hockey" becomes a durable fact the whole household can use — knowledge stops being a person and becomes a place.
A readiness forecaster joins what you own against what's coming — so the uniform is washed before the shift, and the instrument is at the right house on lesson day.
When Thursday is quietly impossible, Halpo notices on Monday — and drafts the one-tap rebalance toward lighter days.
Our rule: the AI suggests, it never commands. It never acts without confirmation, never inserts itself between family members, and never becomes a destination. There is no chat tab — just a soft glow where help is quietly available.
A considered dark mode for the last check of the day.
Halpo is in private beta with real families now. Want in?
We'll email you an invite as spots open up. No newsletter, no noise — just the invite.