Free templates
Free templates for home
Ready-made little tools for the things a household keeps track of. Try any of them free, then make it yours — it works offline, and what you put in it stays on your device.
- Shopping list One list, everyone who shops from it. Lists Works offline
- Today's plan A daily to-do list where unticked tasks move on to the next day, with a look back at the week and tasks that repeat. Lists Works offline
- Voice notes Say a note and it's written down and kept; ask a question about your notes by voice and hear the answer read back. Lists Uses AI — needs internet
- Packing list Keep one master packing list that never gets marked up, and copy it fresh for every trip so you can see the trips you've taken. Lists Works offline
- Family gift list Track who each gift is for, what it costs, and whether you've bought it yet. Lists Works offline
- Our watch and read list A shared list of shows, films and books you want to get to as a couple, with who added them, where to find them, and stars once done. Lists Works offline
- Brain dump Type everything on your mind, then sort each thing into today, this week, someday or not mine. Lists Works offline
- Habit tracker A streak you tick off each morning. Trackers Works offline
- Night feeds & naps A shared log for tracking feeds and naps through the night that you and your partner can both add to from your own phones. Trackers Works offline
- Water count A tiny counter for how many glasses of water you've had today, with one big plus button, a daily goal you can change, and a 7-day history. Trackers Works offline
- Morning and bedtime routine Big picture steps for the kids to tick off each morning and bedtime, starting fresh every time. Trackers Works offline
- Reading log A reading log for a child: books on the go, minutes read each day, a streak of days in a row, and a sticker for every finished book. Trackers Works offline
- Days since Counts the days since the house last did the things that are easy to forget, with a button to start again. Trackers Works offline
- Chore chart Who's doing what this week — everyone can see it. Household Works offline
- Party planning list A shared to-do list for planning a party, with the date and countdown, a guest list, and who's doing what. Household Works offline
- Plant diary A photo diary of your houseplants, with what each one is, how to care for it, and when it next needs water. Household Uses AI — needs internet
- Family photos A family photo album with albums by month or occasion, where you can brighten, sharpen or restore a photo and keep the original beside the enhanced version. Household Uses AI — needs internet
- Dog care Everyone taps when the dog has been fed or walked, so nobody double-feeds — plus vet and flea treatment dates. Household Works offline
- Freezer inventory What is in the freezer, how many portions, and when it went in — oldest first so nothing goes bad. Household Works offline
- House info A big, easy-to-read card for babysitters and grandparents: emergency numbers, our numbers, the children's allergies, medicines and bedtimes, wifi and where things are. Household Works offline
- Drawing gallery Photograph your kids' drawings, note who made them and how old they were, and browse them grouped by child before recycling the paper. Household Works offline
- Looking forward to A shared list of things you're looking forward to, showing how many days are left until each one, soonest first. Planning Works offline
- Our week The family's Monday-to-Sunday at a glance: who is doing what each day, with weekly regulars that carry over. Planning Works offline
- Family dates Birthdays and anniversaries for the whole family, soonest first, with days to go, the age they'll be, and a gift idea for each. Planning Works offline
- Time with Grandma A calendar rota where the family puts their names on days to visit or call Grandma, so you can see the gaps. Planning Works offline
- Family trip planner Plan each day of a trip with times and places, keep bookings and confirmation numbers together, and count down to departure. Planning Works offline
- Subscription tracker Everything that quietly renews, and what it costs a month. Money Works offline
- Shared costs Log shared household expenses and see exactly who owes who, across every month, until it's paid back. Money Works offline
- Bills calendar A calendar showing which bills come out on which day of the month, and the total. Money Works offline
- Pocket money Each child's pocket money balance, with weekly money, job money, spending, a savings goal and a full history. Money Works offline
- Holiday jar A family savings jar for the holiday: set the goal, add what each person puts in, and watch it fill. Money Works offline
- Recipe box The dishes your family actually makes. Recipes Works offline
- What's for dinner Say what's in, and get something to cook. Recipes Uses AI — needs internet
- Weekly meal planner Plan meals for the week, move one to a different day or skip it in one go, with past weeks kept for looking back. Recipes Works offline
- Family recipe cards A recipe box for the family dishes worth keeping, with who each came from, its story, ingredients, steps and photos. Recipes Works offline
- Baking scaler Type a recipe's ingredients, then change the servings or the tin size and see the new amounts — and keep the recipes you scale often. Recipes Works offline
- Family check-ups Tracks dentist, eye test, vaccination and other check-ups for everyone in the family — when each was last done, how often, and when it's next due. Health Works offline
- Grandpa's tablets A daily morning and evening tablet check with big tick buttons, so the family can see on their own phones that today's are done. Health Works offline
- Mood diary A daily diary of how you feel: pick a face, add a note, and see the last six weeks at a glance. Health Works offline
- Blood pressure log A morning log of blood pressure and pulse, with gentle colours and a monthly average to show the doctor. Health Works offline
- Brush chart A two-minute tooth brushing timer and a weekly star chart, morning and night, for two kids. Health Works offline
- Times tables trainer A times tables practice game that asks random questions and brings back the ones your child gets wrong more often. Learning Works offline
- Spelling test Type this week's spelling words, hear them read aloud, and see which ones to practise again. Learning Works offline
- Flashcards Make your own decks of flashcards, flip to see the answer, and the ones you miss come back more often. Learning Works offline
- What time is it? A clock-reading game for little ones: o'clock, half past and quarter past, with a star for every right answer. Learning Works offline
- Help notes for Grandma Simple how-tos written by the family, shown one big step at a time with a big Next button. Learning Works offline
- Score pad Keep score for card night, without the arguments. Games Works offline
- Quiz Night Type a topic and get a fresh round of trivia questions to play out loud, then keep the rounds that went well to play again another night. Games Uses AI — needs internet
- Family bingo One person calls the numbers, everyone plays their own card on their own phone, and it announces when someone has a line. Games Works offline
- Noughts and crosses Play noughts and crosses against each other on two phones, with a running score of who has won the most. Games Works offline
- Charades A family charades game: two teams, a countdown timer, big act-it-out cards with easy ones for little kids, and a score for each team. Games Works offline
- Movie night Everyone adds films, votes on the ones they want, and the tool picks tonight's film and remembers what you've watched. Games Works offline
- Dinner cards One conversation question at a time for the dinner table, with cards for little ones and grandparents and room for your own. Games Works offline
- Animal pairs A big-card animal memory game for little ones, with easy and harder levels and best times for each child. Games Works offline
- Bedtime story maker Type three things your child loves and get a short bedtime story, then keep the ones that worked. Games Uses AI — needs internet