You've explained this a hundred times. This time, don't.
Couples Confluence shows both partners what the household actually takes. Not who said they would do it. What got done.
THE MENTAL LOAD IS REAL WORK
Somebody remembers the dentist appointment. Somebody notices the milk is low. Somebody knows which kid needs new shoes. That work never shows up on a chore chart, and it never gets split evenly, because it is invisible.
Couples Confluence tracks it. Remembering, planning, noticing, deciding. It sits next to the dishes and the laundry where it belongs.
BALANCE THAT REFLECTS REALITY
Your balance is built from what actually got completed, not from what got assigned. It updates as the week goes. It does not scold anyone and it does not keep score to punish. It just shows you the truth so you can talk about something real instead of arguing about who does more.
SET IT UP IN ABOUT TWO MINUTES
Pick a preset that sounds like your house. Adjust a few things. Done.
No forty-item questionnaire. No sliders. No weighting system to figure out before you can use it. You should be looking at your household in two minutes, not building a spreadsheet.
BUILT FOR TWO PEOPLE
One household, two partners, one plan. Invite your partner by email and you are both in.
There is no feed. There are no strangers. Nobody else can see your household. It is a tool for the two of you and that is all it is.
WHAT YOU GET
Own It — everything the household takes, in one place, including the invisible work
Balance It — what each person actually carried this week
Household — your two people, your presets, your settings
WHY I BUILT IT
I am not a developer. I am a guy who watched the same argument happen in his own house over and over, where both people are working hard and both people feel unseen. The dishes were never the problem. The problem was that half the work never showed up anywhere.
So I built the thing that shows it.
Subscription unlocks the full app for both partners on one plan. Cancel any time.
The house is even. The mental load isn't. See both, based on what got done.