Family Planner Helps Share Household Chores More Evenly
The National Institute for Child Protection has introduced the free Delaem vmeste service for families, couples and loved ones. The application is already available in RuStore.
Users create a family group and invite relatives using a code. Everyone can see the shared task list, add a task and choose from the open tasks the one they are ready to take on. Tasks can be planned for a day, a week, a month or without a deadline, and completed tasks are marked in the list. Notifications inform users about new tasks and remind them to check the list.
The main principle of the service is voluntary choice: a task does not need to be assigned to a specific person in advance, and participants distribute responsibilities themselves. Household responsibilities become visible to the whole family, and some recurring requests become part of a shared task list.
The developers note that family conflicts often begin with forgotten promises and unfinished small tasks, and that periods of stress can increase tension. The application does not replace conversations about family relationships or professional help, but it provides a simple tool for reaching everyday household agreements.
The application is free for devices running Android 7 and later.
