Sharing family chores without carrying it all alone
The mental load comes mostly from what isn't written anywhere. The first step is to make chores visible; the second, to assign them clearly.
Make visible, then assign
In Famelyo, each chore can have an owner, a due date, a priority and a recurrence (every day, week or month). Overdue chores and those due soon trigger one reminder.
Routines (morning, bedtime) group repeated steps, especially for children.
Ask Milo for a suggestion
Milo can suggest how to share out the week's chores between adults, based on the chores actually recorded. It suggests first; nothing is changed without your agreement, and deletions always require explicit confirmation. Each Milo action is logged and can be undone for 24 hours when possible.
Frequently asked questions
Can children tick off their chores?
Children don't have accounts: the household's adults tick off their chores and routines.
Can Milo see other families' data?
No. Milo only accesses your household's authorised data; isolation is checked server-side, independently of the instructions given to the model.
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Updated on 1 November 2026.