Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Nikita, one of the makers of Domiq.

At home we have people who help us run the house. For years all of it lived in group chats: the usual "who picks up the kids today", "where are the spare keys", "who paid for the groceries". Instructions got lost between photos, every new person learned the house from scratch, and every question came back to me. The work itself wasn't the hard part. Keeping all of it in my head was.

So we built Domiq. The routines of the house are written down once, and the day runs on them, not on one person's memory.

What it does:

Tasks with a time, a place and a checklist — the person marks it done and attaches a photo.
House instructions, written once and attached to a home, a car, a pet or a child — staff tap "Acknowledged".
Shifts, days off and one household calendar.
Expenses with receipts and cash advances, in any currency.
Chats per place or per topic.
Everyone uses the app in their own language: English, Spanish or Russian; text written in another language can be shown translated (by AI, with the original one tap away).

Who it's for: families with a nanny, housekeeper, driver, cook or house manager; owners who want to see what's done and what's spent without asking; and house managers who look after several properties.

Pricing: the app is free for staff, only the employer pays. The Free plan covers up to 2 staff and 1 property. Paid plans (Home and Estate) add pay calculations, house instructions, voice input and more, and start with a 14-day free trial.

For the Product Hunt community: one month of Estate free with the code in the Promo section.

Data for households outside Russia is stored in the EU; households in Russia are hosted on a server in Russia, as the law there requires. You can export your data or delete your account from inside the app.

A question for you: if you employ people at home, or work in someone's home, what still ends up in your chats? Tell us what we should build next.

Nikita