Family life leaves a lot of little notes.
Keep the little things together.
The sheets changed Sunday. Medicine given at eight. Milk is cheaper at the other shop. Cubby keeps those everyday details in one shared place, where your family can actually use them.
Today at home
Tuesday, shared with everyoneThe supervisor has reviewed it.
A home moves in small moments.
Notice one. Log it. The next person already knows.
- 1.0
Notice it where it happens.
A quick tap records the detail before it disappears into the day—medicine, laundry, a gym set, a price worth remembering.
Medicine given New personal best Better market price - 2.0
It lands on the family’s shelf.
Everyone sees the same current state. No handover message, no second shopping list, no “did you already…?” waiting in another chat.
- 3.0
The week starts to make sense.
Routines, useful finds, trips, and small memories stay connected. Your recap is a record of what your family actually did—not another scorecard.
This weekFresh sheets, four gym visits, a ramen place to revisit, and Tokyo taking shape.
One shelf, many kinds of care.
Cubby groups the things that belong together without turning your home into a dashboard.
Body and routines
Medicine, illness, sleep, exercise, limits, and care plans.
Home and market
Chores, meals, expiry dates, prices, shopping, and the shared list.
Trips and memories
Plans, places, moments, recaps, and the details worth keeping.
Built at home, because that’s where the details live.
Cubby started as something I built for my own family, to stop scattering our life across a few too many apps. It stays personal and simple because I use it every day.