Vasyl Ivanov

I m working on Shareday, a family planner built around a simple question: why does family planning still so often become one person s invisible job?

Shared calendars help with dates, but in real family life the hard part is usually broader: who owns the task, what needs to be bought, who needs to be reminded, what changed in the plan, and whether everyone actually saw it.

For parents, partners, and people building productivity tools here: what has worked best in your household or product?

- One shared calendar for everyone?

We launched Shareday today as a shared family planner, and this is the core question behind the product for us.

In many families, planning quietly becomes one person's invisible job: one parent remembers the schedule, keeps the shopping list in their head, reminds everyone about birthdays, and notices when someone is having a rough week.

We are trying to make that work visible and shared with a family calendar, tasks, shopping lists, birthday planning, chat, mood check-ins, and recipes that can turn into events and shopping lists.

I would love to hear from other makers and parents here:

Recently, I came across a discussion where someone asked whether to skip the internship and build the product with AI instead.

I see the same trend on X. Some founders are just 14, 15, or 16 years old already building tools, and some are even raising funding. AI has completely changed what's possible.