CalendarIn 2 hLeo's swimming
5:30 PM · Sofía drives
For iPhone · Coming soon to the App Store
The whole family, in one place.
Ohana means family. It brings the calendar, tasks, groceries and money into one place, so everyone has access and everyone understands. Each person knows what is happening, what is theirs and how to help.
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The Summary
Start the day knowing what matters.
When you open Ohana, one screen greets you with what is happening now, what comes next and what needs a decision. From all your spaces or just one.
NowWhat's happening right now: the next event, the pinned note or a pending debt.Your dayThe day's timeline, with the past dimmed and what's next highlighted.
For todayToday's tasks, ready to complete without opening anything else.
The month's budgetHow much is left and whether you're on track.
This is how the Now cards look
CalendarIn 2 hoursLeo's swimming
5:30 PM · City Pool · Sofía drives
BoardPinnedThe boiler technician comes on Thursday
Sofía · 2 h ago
FinancesBalancesSofía owes you
24.50 €
HouseworkDue todayKitchen · Leo's turn
4 days ago · 2 points
BirthdayOn SaturdayGrandma Rosa turns 82
Grandma Rosa
Shopping6 itemsMilk, fruit and bread
Added by Alex
BudgetThis monthYou have
312 €
PointsThis weekLeo leads with 14 points
Sofía 11 · Alex 9
HolidaysIn 3 weeksBeach getaway
8th to 15th · The whole family
Routine7:35 AMMorning · step 3 of 6
Now: brush teeth
The + button
Say it in your own words.
Tap + and type or dictate what is on your mind. Ohana opens the right screen already filled in, so you only have to review it. It never saves anything on its own.
With Apple Intelligence, the phrase is understood on the iPhone itself. Without it, the + still offers everything you can create.
Modules
Three modules. One day.
Every part of family life has its module and its color. They all meet in the Summary, and you choose which ones each space uses.
TasksHelping out shouldn't depend on someone asking.
Shared lists, the weekly shop, the chores of every zone of the house and the kids' routines. Everyone knows what's theirs, and everyone's effort is in plain sight.
Today
Everything pending, from all your spaces, in one calm view. Open Ohana and know what you can do right now, without chasing messages or remembering separate lists.
Shopping
The list changes for everyone at once: what someone adds from home is already in the cart when you reach the store. Fewer messages, fewer duplicate purchases.
Housework
Each zone of the house keeps its own rhythm and its own person in charge. The kitchen, the bathroom or the garden stop depending on whoever remembers first.
Scoreboard and turns
Split what needs doing clearly and let the turns move on their own. The load is visible, shared, and doesn't always fall on the same person.
Routines
Turn the moments that repeat into easy steps, with a time, a streak and points. Kids gain independence and adults stop repeating themselves every morning.
Lists for everything
Your own lists with their own picture and color, plus smart lists: Today, Scheduled, For me and Flagged.
Shared groceries
What one person ticks goes into everyone's cart. When you're done, clear it with a tap or share it as text.
Housework by zone
Kitchen, bathroom, garden… Each zone tells you if it is due today, soon, or fine, and how many days ago it was done.
Turns that rotate on their own
Taking out the trash every time, every day or every week, and Ohana knows whose turn comes next.
Points and rewards
Kids add up points toward their reward. If needed, an adult reviews the task before it counts.
Routines with steps
The morning one or the bedtime one, with illustrated steps, minutes per step, a streak and points at the end.
Live Activities
The routine in progress on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island: the current step and until when.
Siri and the Today widget
"Add something to the groceries in Ohana" from anywhere, and today's tasks on the Home or Lock Screen.
Bring your Reminders
Copy the Reminders lists you choose and start without typing anything again.
CalendarEverything coming up, with who needs to be there.
The family's events, birthdays, dated tasks and your iPhone calendars live in the same agenda. And every event says who's going and who's driving.
Month
One colored dot per person turns the month into a clear picture of the family. At a glance you know who has something and when you need to coordinate.
Agenda
Everything upcoming in one continuous, easy-to-read line. The day stops being a pile of notifications and makes sense again from start to finish.
Details
Every plan gathers the information that avoids last-minute questions: where it is, how long it takes, who's going and who's driving. Getting ready stops being a separate job.
Calendars
Your personal calendars, birthdays and each space's calendar live side by side without mixing. You share only what you should, but you see the context you need.
Month and Agenda
The month grid with colored dots per person and a continuous agenda to see what is coming.
Who's going and who's driving
Every event knows who attends and which adult goes along. You change it from the event itself.
Your iPhone calendars
Work, school or subscriptions appear next to the family ones. Only you see them, on your iPhone.
Birthdays
Your contacts' and each family member's, without writing them down twice.
Dated tasks
What has a date in Tasks shows up in the agenda, and can be completed from there.
Places and travel time
Look up the place, open it in Maps and check how long the drive takes before you leave.
Repeats your way
Every day, week, month or until a date. And when deleting, you choose just this one or the following too.
Search
Find March's dentist or the next school meeting without scrolling for months.
FinancesThe family's money, clear and spreadsheet-free.
Accounts, transactions, budgets and piggy banks, with shared expenses split between you. What you pay with Apple Pay, receipts and bank screenshots come in almost by themselves.
Home
Understand the month in seconds: what you have, what's left and what's coming. Finances turns awkward conversations into a shared, calm view.
Transactions
Every expense keeps its category, account and split without losing context. When someone asks what that charge was, the answer is already where it should be.
Budgets
Know how much is left and whether the pace works before the month ends. Deciding together is easier when everyone sees the same number.
Piggy banks
Give a visible place to what excites you: a vacation, a bike or the allowance. Every contribution brings the goal closer and makes saving feel shared.
To review
What arrives from Apple Pay, receipts or screenshots waits for your confirmation. Automation saves time without making decisions for you.
Who owes whom
When one person pays for something everyone shares, you see here what you owe or are owed. One payment settles everything.
Accounts and transactions
Cards, cash and credit, with up-to-date balances. Expenses, income and transfers between accounts.
Splits and balances
An expense is split among those who share it and Ohana keeps track of who owes whom. Settling up is one gesture.
Budgets with a pace
By category and month. A yellow warning from 80 % and red when you go over.
Piggy banks
Vacation, the car or the kids' allowance, with a goal, a date, contributions per person and automatic contributions.
Subscriptions and bills
What renews every month or year, with the next date in view so nothing catches you out.
Apple Pay, automatic
With a Shortcuts automation, every Apple Pay payment is logged in Ohana by itself. We guide you step by step.
Receipts and bank screenshots
Take a photo of the receipt or share a screenshot of your bank: the amount, the merchant and the date are read on your iPhone.
"To review" tray
Everything that arrives by itself comes in as pending: you check the category and split, and Ohana avoids duplicates.
Suggested categories
With Apple Intelligence, Ohana proposes a category for each transaction. Everything is decided on the iPhone itself.
Reports and CSV
Six months of savings, income against expenses, spending by person and by category. Export whenever you want.
Hidden amounts
If someone looks at your screen, the Summary can show "••••" instead of the figures.
Rules per merchant
What always goes the same way — the supermarket, the gas station — learns its category for next time.
Spaces and people
Your life doesn't fit in a single family.
A space is a group of people with their modules. You can be in several at once without mixing them, and the Summary brings them all together when you want.
Just me
Your calendar, your expenses and your tasks. A family of one is still a family.
My home
What you share as a family day to day: groceries, routines, events and shared expenses.
Couple
Your own things as two, separate from what you share with the rest of the family.
Extended family
Grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins for birthdays, meals and whatever you organize together.
Care for someone
A separate space to coordinate the care of an older person with whoever is involved.
Shared flat
The shopping, the cleaning and the flat's expenses, without mixing them into your life.
Everyone with their color, everyone in their place.
Each person has a color that follows them across the app: in the calendar dots, in the task scoreboard and in the expenses. The Family tab shows everyone's day and the upcoming birthdays.
AlexOrganizer · Rivera Home and Personal
SofíaAdult · Rivera Home and Grandma Rosa
LeoChild · tasks with points and rewards
RosaManaged profile, no iPhone
LunaThe pet counts too
Built for iPhone
It feels like the rest of your iPhone.
Ohana uses the system controls, glass and gestures. And it is where you need it, even when you don't open it.
Siri and Shortcuts
Add to the groceries with your voice, start a routine or log a payment from an automation.
"Add something to the groceries in Ohana""What do I add to the groceries?" — "Milk." — "Added to the groceries: milk."
Face ID
Lock Ohana or just the sensitive areas.
Widgets
Today's tasks on the Home and Lock Screen, with their time and color.
Live Activities
The morning routine in the Dynamic Island: the current step and until when.
Accessible
Dynamic Type, VoiceOver and Reduce Motion on every screen.
Light and dark
With Liquid Glass, like the rest of iOS 26.
Two languages
Spanish and English, with dates and amounts from your region.
Privacy by design
What is yours stays yours.
A family's life doesn't have to feed an advertising profile. Ohana starts from a simple idea: your data stays close to you.
On your iPhone and in your iCloud
Your family's information doesn't go through Ohana servers. It lives on your devices and in your Apple account.
Read on the iPhone
Receipts, bank screenshots and phrases typed in the +: everything is understood on the device, never sent out.
No ads, no tracking
No advertising, no third-party analytics, no profiles. Your family is not a product.
You share what you choose
Each space has its own people and modules. Only you see your iPhone calendars.
Face ID and hidden amounts
Protect the app with Face ID and hide the Summary figures when someone is looking.
Yours to the end
Delete all your data from Settings whenever you want, with a summary before confirming.
Made to feel calm
The essentials, without taking center stage.
- In your iCloudNo servers with your data
- No adsNo third-party analytics
- 100 % nativeBuilt for iPhone with iOS 26
- Spanish and EnglishFollows your iPhone's language
In the workshop
What we're building.
Ohana grows by modules. These are already designed and will arrive one by one, once they are up to the standard of the rest. They are not in the app yet.
HealthIn design
Appointments, medication, vaccines and care for older relatives.
MenuIn design
The week's meals, recipes, allergies and ingredients straight to the groceries.
PlansIn design
Trips, celebrations and traditions, with their packing list and documents.
HomeIn design
Housing, vehicles, warranties, contracts and due dates.
MemoriesIn design
The family's timeline: milestones, places and moments.
DocumentsIn design
IDs, passports and important papers, with a heads-up before they expire.
Help
Frequently asked questions.
What people ask us most about Ohana. If you can't find your answer, write to us.
Need help?Tell us what happened and, if you can, your iOS version and a screenshot. We reply in Spanish or English.
Contact supportGetting started
Which devices does Ohana work on?
Ohana is a native iPhone app for iOS 26 or later. The website is there to introduce it and to help you; it does not replace the app.
Can I use it alone, without a family?
Yes. The "Just me" space is yours from day one. If you later want to share something, you create a space and choose which modules it has.
Does the whole family need an iPhone?
No. Anyone without an iPhone — a young child, a grandparent, even the pet — can be a profile managed by an adult: they show up in the calendar, the scoreboard and the expenses.
Which languages is it in?
Spanish and English. Ohana follows your iPhone's language.
Privacy and data
Where is my data stored?
On your iPhone and in your own iCloud. Ohana has no servers with your family's information, no ads and no third-party analytics.
What does Ohana do with receipts and bank screenshots?
It reads them on the iPhone itself to get the amount, the merchant and the date. The image never leaves your device.
Do I need Apple Intelligence?
No. All of Ohana works without it. With Apple Intelligence, the Summary's "+" also understands phrases like "dinner with the grandparents on Saturday at nine" and Finances suggests categories, always on the iPhone.
How do I delete all my data?
In Settings › iCloud and data › Delete my Ohana data. You'll see a summary of what will be deleted before confirming, and if Face ID is on, it will ask for it.
Using Ohana
How do Apple Pay payments get logged by themselves?
With a Shortcuts automation (Automation › Wallet) that calls the "Log an Apple Pay payment" action. Ohana guides you step by step; from then on, every payment lands in "To review".
Can I see my iPhone calendars?
Yes. If you grant permission, your iPhone calendars show up next to Ohana's. Only you see them; they are not shared with anyone.
How do I choose which modules I use?
In Settings › Choose modules. Each space has its own: a shared flat can have Tasks and Finances, and your personal space, everything.
Let the whole family understand each other.
Ohana is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone. Start on your own, invite your people whenever you want and choose what you share.
Coming soon to theApp Store