Clarity Family
Keep tasks, shopping and your week in one shared place. Everyone has their own account and room for personal things.
Family
Organise together
Go shopping, take on a task, talk about the week. The Family Hub keeps everyday plans easy to find after the conversation has moved on.
Inside the app
Quick actions open a new task or the shopping list. Everyone joins with their own account.
Original Clarity app view from 25 September 2026 with example data.
Less organising. More living.
The little arrangements fill the day. Clarity gives them one place — and you more room for the people behind them.
Clarity Chat
Dinner should start with anticipation. Family chat brings the quick questions and replies into one conversation — so nobody has to pass the message on.
Who is coming? Who will shop? Open the conversation and pick up where you left off.
Family Hub
Once you have made a plan, give the next step a place. Add a task or open the shopping list directly from your Family Hub.
You choose what to add. The conversation stays in chat; your task stays in the shared plan.
Tasks. Shopping. Your week.
Native Clarity views with example data. Animation for illustration.
Room for each other. Space for yourself.
Sharing everyday life doesn’t mean sharing an account. Clarity makes room for what brings you together — and what each person keeps to themselves.
Tasks, shopping and family chat come together in your Family Hub. Everyone joins with their own account.
Your Family Hub
Lena takes on a task. Everyone knows what’s still to do.
4 members
Tasks · Shopping · Family chat
Lena takes on a task. Everyone knows what’s still to do.
Maria asks. Lena chooses whether to share her school report. She decides when Maria can take a look — and when sharing ends.
Parent · Own account
How’s school
going?
Sometimes a shared view helps. With the school report Lena chooses to share, Maria can follow along — from the timetable to the next exam.
Nothing is shared before Lena agrees.
Lena’s school
An event only becomes its own calendar copy when someone chooses to add it.
Family calendar
The flow is closed. Lena can choose to allow the request.
Chats, Journal and Health are not part of the school report.
Journal and health data stay outside the family area. Sharing a school report doesn’t open these personal spaces either.
Family members cannot see personal entries or health data.
Health doesn’t even show whether any readings, medications or documents exist.
Health doesn’t even show whether any readings, medications or documents exist.
Interactive example with a fictional family. It doesn’t change any accounts or permissions.
More about privacyHours & Limits · up close
You can prepare a time budget. Limits for other apps also need Screen Time permission on the connected child's iPhone.
A framework you choose together
After class and homework, there is room for personal interests.
Choose a day and adjust its example allowance. Each kind of day keeps its own value.
Leisure apps
per day · School day
Chosen together. Shaped around your day.
Setup status
Set up the agreed allowance on the connected child’s device. Clarity shows when Screen Time permission is still needed. Chat hours have their own setting.
See the setup stepsScreen Time permission is still needed on Lena's iPhone.
Interactive website demo with example data. No settings are changed. Clarity chat hours work separately from app limits; enforcing those limits requires setup on the child's device.
Contacts, chat hours and Screen Time. Explore adjustable starting points and the guidance behind them.
An everyday story · fictional example
Samira
Shopping, training and a school deadline fall in the same week for Samira's household. Clarity Family gives their shared arrangements a place. Each person has their own account; joining the family does not make every personal record visible to everyone.
Samira opens the family tasks and records who should handle the shopping. A deadline and agreed points can belong to the task, with responsibility and completion status visible. This information belongs to the shared family area. Planning through Family or One does not require anyone to use another person's personal account.
A training appointment is in the family calendar, and the ingredients are on the shopping list. Samira discusses the arrangement in family chat. Shared family records are visible together; private calendars and journal entries are not fully shared simply because everyone belongs to one family. The relevant permission remains separate from membership itself.
Her child decides whether to share a school report. Samira sees only the allowed copy with its recorded status, rather than live monitoring. The child can end sharing, removing the shared report copy. Calendar events already imported remain as copies. Health data stays outside both the school monitor and the shared family area.
Fictional person and everyday situation, illustrating the functions described. AI-created editorial photograph.
A closer look
Family tasks can have a responsible person, a deadline and agreed points. The view separates open and completed tasks and responsibility still awaiting confirmation. Members act within their permissions. Points already awarded are not awarded again by repeating completion; the saved shared state is not itself a promise that somebody has accepted responsibility.
Find a specific arrangement with a person and deadline rather than relying on what was said.
The family calendar belongs to the shared family area. Its events can appear alongside shared tasks in the family week. You enter appointments intended for coordination, rather than automatically exposing every personal calendar. Task and calendar access require the relevant Family entitlement and remain distinct from each person's private planning area and its separate contents.
Give shared commitments a place you can open together when planning the week.
The shopping list records shared items and their checked status. Additional family lists provide a place for recurring arrangements. Add what the household needs and check off the shopping directly in the list. The next person opening it can see the saved status; available areas follow confirmed membership and the permissions that apply to you.
A shared item shows what is still on the list and what has already been checked off.
The family area has a shared chat for discussing your arrangements. It belongs to the confirmed family. A message containing a date does not automatically become a task or calendar event. When an arrangement needs to become part of the plan, you deliberately record it in the appropriate family task or calendar area.
Reach the conversation and shared organisation in Clarity without treating a message as completed planning.
The school monitor shows only explicitly allowed school information with its confirmed status. The child can see who may read the report copy and end sharing. Revocation removes permission and the shared report copy, but does not recall calendar copies already saved. Personal Health data remains excluded; this view is not continuous monitoring.
School support has a visible source, a recorded point in time and a boundary the child can change.
Your next step
See how Clarity Family fits your everyday life. Compare what is included and choose your billing period.
Technical specification
Consequence classes describe only actions prepared by Clarity. What you enter or start directly remains your own action.
Updated11 August 2026
The plan conditions and boundaries named on this page still apply.
Shared tasks, calendars, lists, chat and explicitly authorised school context.
No execution path required.
Preview and explicit approval before execution.
Viewing remains C0. Changes to shared data prepared by Clarity require approval; the child's school permission remains separately visible and revocable.
The current web meter measures per person. A shared household pool is not yet a published product contract.
Health data is deliberately excluded from Family.
