FamilyGether brings household schedules and chores into a shared family space. Parents can add events, meals, tasks, recipes, and shopping lists, while children see assigned chores as missions and mark them complete for a parent to approve. Points, streaks, medals, and family rewards make progress visible. Children can join with a parent-approved QR code instead of creating an email account, and an Apple Watch app lets them check and finish missions. On compatible devices, Kin can turn text, links, or images into proposed family items; a parent confirms each item before saving, and the developer says processing happens on-device. FamilyGether is free to start, with an optional Plus subscription that raises limits across shared features. The listing says monthly or yearly plans may be offered, with price and renewal terms shown before purchase.
