Find your family rhythm.
Together.
Rosteo is an app for the whole family. A shared Plan, so the mental load doesn't sit with just one of you. Energy and self-care, so you know how the other one is doing. And families nearby, so you're not in this alone.
Free with no time limit.
Parenting is work nobody sees.
I have room for myself too.
Energy of the day, emotions and a journal. A short moment when Rosteo asks how you are.
We know how the other one is doing.
You share your energy, so when you head home from work you don’t have to guess how much the other one has left.
We share the tasks and see if it works for us.
Write or dictate what needs doing into the Plan. The overview shows how you have it split. And every now and then you can do a household audit and see how each of you looks at it.
There are families like us nearby.
Families with kids of a similar age, and events just around the corner.
It's easier together.
Room for you too.
A parent is more than the one who keeps everything running. Rosteo also asks how you are.
- Energy of the day
- One tap in the morning: how much you can take on today.
- Emotions
- Name how you feel. Each state comes with a short exercise for a minute or two.
- Journal
- A few lines in the evening. Only you can see them.
What needs doing, you both see.
The Plan is one shared place for everything your family has to keep in mind. A task doesn’t need an owner right away. Whoever has the capacity takes it.
- I’ll take it
- One tap and the task is yours, and the other one gets a note that someone has it.
- Dictate tasks
- Say five things in one sentence on the way back from nursery. Rosteo splits them into tasks and you just check them. The recording isn’t kept.
- Repeat and take turns
- The bins every Tuesday, the club every month. The next one goes to whoever didn’t do the last one.
- Overview
- A circle shows how you have the tasks split. No numbers and no verdict, you decide for yourselves whether it works.
- Energy and child phases
- Your partner sees how much energy you have today. And you both know what your kids are going through right now.
Families just around the corner.
Find families with kids of a similar age and similar interests. Community is free.
- Families nearby
- By distance and by what you enjoy.
- Events
- A walk, the playground, a trip. Host one or join in.
- Connections
- You swap contact details only once both families agree. Other families never see your children’s names.
How it fits together.
- Morning
You let them know you’re low on energy today. Your partner sees it.
- Afternoon
On the way back from nursery you dictate five things. Your partner has them before you get home.
- Evening
A few lines in your journal, just for you.
- Saturday
There’s a walk for families with kids of a similar age just around the corner.
Three steps.
- 1
Create your family
Install Rosteo, sign in and add your children.
- 2
Invite your partner
Send the other parent a link. From then on you both see the same thing.
- 3
Work together
Share the tasks, share your energy and get to know families around you.
What it costs.
No time limit and no payment card.
- Plan, up to three tasks at a time
- Journal
- Community and events
- Up to two connections you start
- Child phases and milestones
- Adding your partner
One subscription for the whole family. Prices vary by country, the App Store and Google Play show yours.
- Unlimited tasks
- Dictate tasks
- Repeat and take turns
- Overview of how tasks are split
- Energy sharing with your partner
- Emotions and exercises
- Unlimited connections
You can cancel Family any time in the App Store or on Google Play.
What people ask.
Does my partner need Rosteo too?
Rosteo works for one parent too. The shared Plan and energy make sense once the other parent has it as well. You invite them with a link.
What if we have more than three tasks?
On the free plan you can have three open tasks at a time. Once one is done, a spot frees up. With Family you add tasks without a limit.
Is Rosteo on iPhone and Android?
Yes, it’s on the App Store and Google Play.
Will other families see our children’s names?
No. For each child we only need the month and year of birth, which is how Rosteo works out the developmental phase. Other families only see gender and an approximate age, never the name or photos, not even once you’re connected.