Chores · Calendar · Meals · Lists

One board.
Your whole herd.
No subscription.

The family command center that ends the nagging, answers "what's for dinner?", and puts everyone's schedule on every device — including the tablet on your kitchen wall.

Get Happy Herd Free to download · $4.99 once unlocks everything, forever

The Parker Family

🦄 Emma ⭐ 12
Make bed
Feed the dog
🏠 Built by a dad, used daily by his own herd 📱 Every device, one purchase 🚫 No ads, no trackers, no data selling
What it does

The whole household, one board.

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Chores kids finish

Kids tap to complete, parents approve, stars and dollars add up automatically.

Empty the dishwasher
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A calendar everyone reads

Color-coded by person, filtered in one tap, synced to every screen.

✨ Magic Add: "soccer every Tuesday 4pm"⚽ Soccer · Tue 4:00 · repeats
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Add by voice

Hands full? Say it. "Add feed the dog for Emma, daily" — done, no typing.

🎤 "Taco night Friday"🌮 Fri · Dinner planned
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Dinner, answered

Plan the week's meals in minutes. Saved recipes drop onto any day in two taps.

Mon 🍝Tue 🌮 Wed 🍕Thu 🥘
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Lists that sync live

Add milk on your phone, it's on every device before you reach the fridge.

🥛 Milk ✓🍞 Bread 🧻 Paper towels
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One code, every device

Share a 6-character family code. Kids' tablets and the wall display join instantly — no accounts.

Join code: HRD-42K
The arithmetic

Two numbers. That's the whole page.

Happy Herd

$4.99
once · whole family · forever
  • ✓ Chores, rewards & allowance
  • ✓ Calendar with ✨ Magic Add
  • ✓ Meals, recipes & live lists
  • ✓ Up to 10 family profiles
  • ✓ Every phone, tablet & wall display

The other family apps

$40–80
per year · every year
  • Subscription renews annually
  • Price increases over time
  • Features gated by tier
  • Stop paying, lose access

Five years of Happy Herd: $4.99. Five years of the other guys: $200–400.

Fair questions

Asked by people as skeptical as you.

The story

Built by a dad, not a boardroom.

Happy Herd started as a wall tablet in a Pennsylvania kitchen — one dad's answer to morning chaos, chore arguments, and three subscription apps that still didn't talk to each other. It runs his own household every day. Now it can run yours.