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Snap the practice schedule. Paste the coach’s text. Scan the receipt. You check it, and your family’s week falls into place.

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Works on your iPhone or Android, right in the browser. Nothing to download.

The app’s review screen after photographing the sheet: a note that one row sat on a fold, who the events are for, then editable Swim practice events, each with a Keep checkbox. The Nov 23 row is marked date may be off.
The family calendar right after Confirm: 4 events saved to your calendar, and Wednesday’s 4:00 swim practice for Leo ringed with a Saved tag, above Jordan’s parent-teacher conference.

Snap the sheet. It reads every row: dates, times, place. You check it. The row on the fold gets flagged, not guessed. Confirm once. All four are on the family calendar, in Leo’s color.

Real app screens, shown with a sample household.

1Get it in

It reads the paper your house runs on.

One plus button on every screen. Snap it, paste it, or start it yourself.

School & sports schedules photo or PDF A text from the coach paste it Grocery receipts Store flyers
Coupons A doctor’s visit summary Recipe cards A school supply list
The Add sheet, opened from the round plus button over Today: What are you adding?, with Food, Calendar, Family and Records choices like Receipt, Shopping list, Recipe, Calendar, To-do and Chore, then Or paste anything with a Read it button.

The plus button

Whatever it is, it starts in one place.

  • Tap what it isA receipt, a schedule, a recipe, a coupon. Then take a photo, pick a PDF or paste the text.
  • Or just paste itThe coach’s text, the dentist’s reminder. It fills in the day, time and place. You check them before it saves.
  • Or type itA to-do, a chore, a meal, a note. Typing is always free.
The Today screen: a note that picture day is Friday, then Next: Maya’s soccer practice at Riverside Park, with 4 things still to pack. Below it, Also today: take out the trash, and 2% milk, on sale at Kroger.

2It remembers

Open it. Know what matters now.

The next thing first. The rest out of your way.

  • A color for every personPick them. One tap shows just one kid’s day.
  • The bag list, before practiceCleats, shin guards, water. Not after you’ve left.
  • A reminder when it countsAn hour before the game, not a pile of pings.
  • Also today, one tap eachThe trash goes out at 8: Done. The milk’s on sale: plus List.

Your stores, together

Your stores’ weekly ads. One search.

Pick the stores you shop. Kithful brings in their ads each week, and one search looks through all of them. See a deal you want? Tap plus and it’s on the family list.

Which stores you see depends on where you live.

Weekly ads: this week’s ads from Kroger, Meijer, Walgreens, Dollar General, ALDI and Target, each with its dates and number of deals, under a search box for all flyers.
This week’s ads
Search flyers for cereal: 7 matches across your flyers, each with its ad photo, store and price, from Kroger, Walgreens and Meijer.
One search, every flyer

3It connects

Out of milk. On sale. Coupon ready.

You tapped the empty jug. It found this week’s sale and matched the coupon in your wallet. One line.

  1. PantryThe receipt you scanned. The tap when the jug was empty.
  2. Kroger’s adPulled in each week, checked against what you usually pay.
  3. Coupon walletThe coupon you snapped last week.
On Today: 2% Reduced Fat Milk. Ran out yesterday, $2.49 at Kroger (usually $3.29), $0.75 off in your wallet, with a plus List button.

You ran out. It remembers you marked it used up. It’s on sale. $2.49 this week. You usually pay $3.29. You have a coupon. $0.75 off, already in your wallet. One tap. It’s on the shopping list, with the sale right beside it.

It only says what it can back up. No sale this week? It just tells you you’re out.

4You decide

It asks before it acts.

A photo is a guess until you say otherwise.

A review note: Read from a printed practice sheet. One row sat on a fold in the paper — double-check its date.
It says what it’s unsure of.
A review card for Swim practice marked date may be off — check, with editable event, date, time and place fields.
It flags the row to check.Weekday and date disagree? It asks.
The review’s Confirm checked button.
Nothing saves until you confirm.

It won’t merge things on a hunch. Might be a duplicate? It asks.

Your data stays yours. Download or delete all of it, any time. Kids are names, not logins.

And the rest of the household, too.

Same loop: the list, the pantry, the chores, the paperwork.

The pantry: no waste this month, an Add items box, a search box, chicken thighs with 1 day left, baby spinach with 2 days left and on sale at Kroger, then bananas.
What you have, and what’s about to turn
The shared shopping list: about $33.32 for 11 items, all on sale, then the Kroger trip with 3 coupons on top and blueberries, avocados and buns, each with its ad photo and price.
Sorted by store and aisle
Kids and chores: buttons to add a chore and open Kid Mode, links to pick from chore ideas and set up a kid’s tablet; 1 waiting for your OK; Leo’s card with Make your bed and Put away backpack, and $2.00 and 75 min of screen time earned.
The kids check off their own

For the kids

Their own screen. Their own character.

Kid Mode is a big-button screen for the kids. They tap their face, see today’s chores and tap “I did it!”. Your phone pings so you can approve it. Then a game, starring the characters they built.

Kids are names, not accounts. Lock a tablet to Kid Mode with your Parent PIN.

Maya’s Kid Mode board: her character, a 4-day streak, $2.00 earned, and her chores with I did it! buttons.
Memory Match with every card face up: the kids’ own characters, in pairs, among the animal cards.
Memory Match, with the family as the cards
Pick a game: Memory Match, Copy Me, Tidy Up, Snake and Bop the Critters.
See everything it does

Family & schedule

  • Calendar from a photo, a PDF, or a pasted text
  • A reminder per event, and packing lists
  • Bring in work calendars: Outlook, Google, iCloud
  • Holidays filled in for you
  • Subscribe from your phone’s calendar
  • One + button to add anything, from any screen
  • Shared to-dos with who’s on what: repeat, snooze, remind
  • Grown-ups can take turns on a to-do
  • A color you pick for each person, grandparents and pets too
  • A meal plan, and a recipe box that adds what you’re missing to the list
  • 1,100+ recipes, new ones every week: pick a few for the week, get one grocery list
  • Save recipes from a link or a pasted post, with a photo of the dish
  • Flag recipes with ingredients your family avoids

Groceries & shopping

  • Your pantry, from receipts and barcodes
  • Receipt barcodes looked up and named for you
  • A heads-up when food you have is recalled, matched by barcode
  • A fair guess at when food expires
  • “What can I make?” from what’s about to turn
  • Local weekly ads, searchable
  • Daily sale prices at Kroger stores
  • Coupon wallet with scannable barcodes
  • A shared list, sorted by store and aisle

Kids & home

  • Chores → you approve → points or allowance
  • Chores that take turns between the kids
  • Kid Mode, with an avatar they build and games that teach a skill
  • Set up a kid’s tablet with one link
  • About 40 common house jobs, spread out and brought back on time
  • Warranties, filed from a photo, with recall checks by model number
  • “Something broke?” checks the warranty, finds help nearby

Paperwork

  • Doctor visits, from the after-visit summary
  • Follow-up appointments onto the calendar
  • Filed under the right person
  • Grandma’s recipe cards, from a photo

Pricing

Free to run your house. Plus if you’d rather not type.

Every feature is free, forever. The only thing with a limit is how many photos it reads for you each month.

Free

$0 forever

The whole app, for the whole family.

  • Every feature: calendar, lists, pantry, meals, recipes, chores, Kid Mode, deals, coupons
  • 30 scans a month: a receipt, a school calendar, a coupon, a recipe card
  • Typing anything in, always unlimited
  • Pasting a text from the coach or the doctor’s office, unlimited
  • Your stores’ weekly ads, fetched for you
  • Every grown-up, every device
Try it free for 14 days

Kithful Plus

$3.33 /month, billed $39.99 a year

Or $4.99 month to month. One price covers the whole household.

  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited scans. Snap it and move on.
  • Cancel anytime. You keep everything you’ve added.
  • Early-access families: $29.99 a year, for as long as you keep it

Every new household starts with 14 days of Plus, no card needed. After that you’re on Free unless you choose Plus. Nothing gets locked or deleted.

Coming from an app that’s shutting down? Here’s how to switch from Mealime (closed Oct 21) or Maple (closes Dec 31), or from OurHome (already gone from the app stores).

What counts as a scan?

One upload the app reads for you: a receipt, a sports schedule, a school calendar PDF, a coupon, a flyer, a recipe card, a doctor’s visit summary. Several pages in one upload count as one scan. Typing and pasting a text never count.

What happens when I use up my free scans?

Nothing gets locked. You can still type it in or paste the text, everything you already added stays, and your scans come back on the 1st of the month.

Is anything held back on the free plan?

No. Every feature works on Free. Plus only removes the monthly scan limit.

Do I pay for each person in the family?

No. One household is one price. Every grown-up gets their own login, and kids are names, not accounts.

Do I need a credit card for the trial?

No. The 14 days of Plus just end, and you’re on Free. Nothing is charged unless you choose Plus.

How does it compare on price?

Most family organizer apps charge $39–$80 a year for the paid tier, and the AI assistants run $120 a year and up. Kithful’s free plan includes every feature, and Plus is $39.99 a year for the whole household.

What happens to my data if I stop paying?

It stays. You go back to Free with everything intact. You can download or delete all of it, any time, from Settings.

Bring your family in.

Setup takes about two minutes. Your household starts with 14 days of Plus, no card needed.

No card, no spam, no sharing.