For families

A little app for your family.

Homework, chores, the weekly shop: describe what your family needs and share it with everyone at home. They log in from a link with their own account, no ChatGPT or Claude needed.

Create your first app

Shared withYour partner, your children, the grandparents

Apps for your family

Same nest. Very different birds.

Say what you need and who it is for. What comes back looks like yours, and each person only sees their part.

For the kids

Chores they actually want to do.

“Use Bunbird to make a chore chart with points each week that the kids can swap for rewards.”

  • Each child sees their own jobs and points
  • You approve what is done
  • Rewards you set together
  • Works on their phone or a tablet in the kitchen
Example app, a chore chart. Leo and Vera each have a list of jobs with points. A job gets ticked, the points are added and a bar fills towards a reward. Buttons switch between This week and Rewards.
For everyone, near or far

Every photo, in one place that is yours.

“Use Bunbird to make a family album where everyone adds photos from their phone, sorted by trip or birthday, and Grandma can leave comments.”

  • Everyone adds photos from their phone
  • Sorted by trip, birthday or whatever you like
  • Comments, without another group chat
  • Only your family can open it
Example app, a family album called The Garcías. A mosaic of trip and birthday photos, a new photo arrives and Grandma comments that the boy looks tall. Buttons switch between Photos and People.
For dinner, every day

What’s for dinner, and the shopping list writes itself.

“Use Bunbird to make a dinner planner for the four of us: recipes, whose turn it is to choose, and a shopping list made from the week.”

  • Plan the week together
  • The shopping list comes from the plan
  • Keep Grandma’s recipes, with photos
  • Everyone gets a turn to choose
Example app, a dinner planner called Our week. Tonight is Mum’s cannelloni. Thursday is your turn to choose, and when a dish is picked its ingredients are added to the shopping list under fish counter, fruit and veg, fresh and bakery. Buttons switch between Dinners and Recipes.
When someone needs looking after

Everyone knows who is going, and what to know.

“Use Bunbird to make a rota for the four of us who look after my mum. I need to see who visits which day, leave notes for the next person, and notify whoever is going the night before.”

  • See the whole week and pick up a free day
  • Leave a note for the next person
  • Keep her documents in one place
  • A notice the night before
Example app, Mum’s week. A week with a name on each day. Tuesday is free and gets picked up by Inés, and whoever is going sees a notice the night before. Buttons switch between Week, Notes and Documents.

Example apps, to show what you could make.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Anything else? Ask the assistant or get in touch.

Is Bunbird a homework tutor?

No. What Bunbird makes is a planner, a chore chart or a list that keeps everyone at home on the same page.

Does everyone at home need ChatGPT or Claude?

No. Only you talk to the assistant. Everyone else logs in from the link you share with their own account and uses the app like any website.

Who can see our family’s data?

Only the people you invite get in. You decide who that is.

Give your ideas wings.

Connect Bunbird to ChatGPT or Claude and ask for your first app. In minutes, the people who need it have a link.

Use Bunbird to make a chore chart with points each week that the kids can swap for rewards.
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Also works with Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI