Neiliro

Neiliro is a private family organizer: tasks, a shared calendar, money, notes, shared lists and a family mailbox in one web app for the whole household.

Tasks: shared projects, recurring chores, private tasks and a Today view that shows each person what is on their plate. Calendar: shared and personal calendars, recurring events, birthdays and countdowns, subscribable from Google or Apple Calendar, with a share-by-link for a single event. Money: accounts, budgets per category and subcategory, recurring bills, multi-currency, and reconciliation against the real bank balance. Notes: rich notes with links between them, versions and attachments. Lists: shopping and any other lists with sections and a guest link for whoever is near the shop. Mail: the family gets its own address; school letters and bills land in a shared mailbox and become tasks in one click. Plus shareable wishlists, search across everything, two-factor login, a home-screen dashboard of widgets, and a calm dark mode.

What the family writes (notes, tasks, events, list items, letters, attachments) is encrypted in the browser with a family key the server never holds; dates, amounts and structure stay readable so budgets and recurrence keep working. Every member has their own login, personal items stay personal within the family, and there is no admin back door. No ads, no tracking.

It is a web app that installs to the phone's home screen and keeps working offline; there are no app-store apps. Interface in English and Russian.

Two editions from the same code: hosted at neiliro.com (30 days free, then one plan per family at €4.99 a month or €44.99 a year, no per-seat pricing, servers in the EU) and self-hosted for free under AGPL-3.0: one Docker container, one SQLite file per family, no external services required. The full archive exports in one click and restores into the self-hosted edition, so leaving is always possible.

Neiliro does not do recipes or meal planning, and it has no bank sync.