Hey Product Hunt! I'm Dillon, a dad of two from Florida. NestBoard started because our family's life was scattered across five apps: a calendar here, a chore chart there, grocery lists in texts, and the school's emails buried in my inbox. My wife carried the mental load of keeping it all straight, and I wanted one screen the whole family could actually see. So I built NestBoard. We run it on a spare tablet on the kitchen counter: A shared calendar the kids can read at a glance Chores with points and streaks (my kids now race to unload the dishwasher) Meal plans and grocery lists that update from anyone's phone Your family's own email address: forward the school's field trip email and the event lands on the calendar. If plans change, a follow-up email updates it instead of duplicating it Robin, an AI assistant that answers questions about your family's schedule, with kid-safe moderation There are no ads, no data selling, and no social features. Kids join only by parent invite. I would love feedback from other parents here. What's missing from your family's system? I read and reply to everything. Product Hunt folks: use code PRODUCTHUNT at signup for a 90-day free trial, three times the usual. A family system only proves itself once it survives a full season of real life, so take the time to actually live with it.

NestBoard

Turn a spare tablet into your family's command center

Turn a spare tablet into your family's command center