The all-in-one home for your family - with cat avatars

Calendar, tasks, shopping lists, meal planning, budget tracking & notes — all connected in one place. Stop juggling apps, start organizing together. Each family member gets their own cat.

Try it free at cathold.app.

Why I made this

My family was running on six different apps — Google calendar, Trello for shopping, Notion for notes, a spreadsheet for the budget, a sticky note for the car's next service, and a group chat where everything got lost.

So I built Cathold: one app that actually covers everything a household runs on.

What's inside:

• Shared calendar — with ICS feed so it syncs to anyone's phone

• Smart lists — shopping, packing, anything; integrated with meals

• Meals — recipes that auto-add ingredients to your shopping list

• Tasks — kanban on desktop, list on mobile, assign to anyone

• Finances — income, expenses, projections, no bank linking required

• Vehicles — every car's service history + auto-task creation when MOT is due

• Family wiki — member profiles, dependents, document expiry alerts, medical timeline

• Notes — Notion-style block editor, hierarchical pages

• House & subscriptions — inventory, recurring bills, all in one ledger

• Dashboard — every alert, deadline, and "who's free Saturday" in one screen

Each family member gets a custom cat avatar. It's silly, but it's the thing my kids open the app for — and that's the whole game with family software: if nobody opens it, nobody uses it.

Top 5 Use Cases

• Quick shopping: Create a meal - press a button - shopping list created with ingredients

• Medical records: Follow your medical history grouped disease

• Family calendar: Register important events -> sync it to your calendar

• Vehicle records: Don't forget your next car maintenance date

• Family notes: Create important family notes that always available

Free trial, no credit card. Family plan from $7.99/mo, lifetime option available.

👉 cathold.app

Would love your feedback — especially on which module you'd actually use first. The roadmap is driven by what real families ask for.