NestBoard
Two adults, two calendars, one kitchen. Every family app assumes you have kids. NestBoard just assumes you have a household: groceries, trips, dinner, and two schedules that keep colliding.
Pottery Wednesday, gym mornings, the work trip that swallowed a weekend. Each of you gets a color on one calendar, your Google and Outlook events sync in, and the week finally reads at a glance.
One shared list ends the double-buying. Recipe import pulls the meals you actually cook in from any site, and a light weekly meal plan answers the 6pm question before it gets asked.
Trips as multi-day events. A shared savings goal for the big thing. Vitamin and medication reminders that respect quiet hours. Forward a booking confirmation and it lands on the calendar. Small tools, quietly useful.
A household of two does not have to mean a couple. Partners, siblings, best friends splitting a flat, a parent and an adult kid. NestBoard makes no assumptions, and the kid features simply never get in your way.
Anything else? Email a real person at hello@mynestboard.com. We answer within a day.
That is the household it is quietly great at. Two calendars in one view, one grocery list, one meal plan, for $4.99 a month total. No per-person pricing, and no features nagging you to add kids.
Completely. A NestBoard household is whoever coordinates together: siblings, best friends, a parent and an adult child. The app never assumes a relationship.
No. $4.99 a month or $49.99 a year covers the household, and the 2-week trial needs no card.
2 weeks free, all features. Five minutes to set up. Bring whoever you live with.
2 weeks free · no credit card · cancel anytime.
