Busy parents
Two careers, three schedules, one place that keeps up with all of it.
Avorela holds the calendar, the chores, the meals, the money and the small things everyone forgets — in one shared place. So nobody has to keep it all in their head.
Join the first families shaping Avorela. One email when we launch, nothing else.

And it almost always lands on one person.
Work, school, training, two households — and none of them talk to each other.
Buried in a thread from three weeks ago, under forty photos.
Swim bag. Signed form. Dentist at 14:30. Always five minutes after it mattered.
Planning is real work. While it stays invisible, it never gets shared.
Not another productivity app. A calm, shared place built around how families actually live.
Plans, tasks, meals and notes side by side — visible to everyone who needs them.
When the work is visible, it finally gets split.
Warm, fast, set up in minutes. Nothing to maintain, nothing to learn.
Every person and every household, colour-coded in one readable week.
Routines kids tick off themselves — so you stop repeating yourself.
Plan the week's dinners and turn them into a shopping list in one tap.
Groceries, activities, school trips — see where the family money really goes.
Medications, symptoms and check-ups in one timeline you can trust.
IDs, contracts, insurance — the papers you need, exactly when you need them.
Two careers, three schedules, one place that keeps up with all of it.
Share what matters across two homes — clearly, and without the friction.
More people, more calendars, one week everyone can read.
Routines and lists that keep running when life gets loud.
Give them exactly the view they need. Nothing more.
If you're the family's memory, this is where you finally put it down.
Leave your email and get your invite the day early access opens.
Invite the people involved, connect calendars, choose what's shared with whom.
Open it once a day — everyone already knows the plan.
Early families get the whole beta free, a direct line to the founders, and real influence on what we build first.