Dad Designed HQ

Dad Designed

About this app

The app that runs the parts of your life your family depends on — and keeps you accountable to men doing the same.

Dad Designed HQ is one place for the whole job: the family calendar everyone can see, a dinner plan that fills the grocery list by itself, your three commitments for the week, a daily check-in that builds a streak worth protecting, and a team of dads who notice when you go quiet.

RUN THE HOUSEHOLD
- Shared family calendar with a color per family member, month grid and agenda, printable week
- One dinner per night, planned in minutes — ingredients go straight to the shopping list
- Shared groceries, to-dos, chores by kid, and a household recipe board
- Partner account: the family side — list, calendar, meals, chores — free forever

STAY ACCOUNTABLE
- A daily system of small checks, not a productivity system to maintain
- Streaks with milestones, one repair a month, and a year heatmap of days you showed up
- Accountability teams: up to eight dads working the same thing, checking in weekly
- The Daily Drop: one question a day — answers unlock when you post yours

GET STRONGER, RICHER, SANER
- Protein-first food log: search, barcode scan, one-tap repeat meals
- Weight trend that tells the truth over a month, not the morning noise
- Money without a bank login: subscriptions, savings goals, and a clear what-I-have / what-I-owe snapshot
- The Sunday Week screen: calendar, dinners, your 3, and team status on one page

LEARN IN THE MARGINS
- Narrated mini-courses built for a commute: New Dad 101, Toddler Survival, Marriage After Kids, Family Budgeting, First Aid, and more
- Every course plays audio-only, like a podcast — screen off, car speakers
- The first minutes of every course are free

Built for busy dads. No feed to doom scroll, no streak-shaming, nothing to maintain at 5am. Ten minutes a day, run by you.

What’s new

The first release of Dad Designed HQ.

One place for the whole job: a shared family calendar with a color per kid,
meal planning that fills the grocery list, a two-minute daily check-in with
streaks, protein and weight logging, hand-entered money tracking, narrated
courses, and small accountability teams of eight dads.