Shared lists
Shopping and to-do lists the whole family can add to. Someone ticks an item off at the shop and it disappears from everyone else's phone.
Android · English & العربية
One family. One page.
Familinx keeps the shopping list, the month's spending and what you are saving towards in one place — updated on every phone in the house, the moment someone ticks something off.
Coming soon to Google Play
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What it does
Four things a household actually argues about, kept in one shared place.
A family budget
Shared and personal accounts, transactions by category, and a monthly cap that tells you before the month does.
Savings goals
A holiday, a laptop, a rainy day. Everyone can contribute, and the bar moves for everyone at once.
Parents and children
Invite the family with a link. Parents set the budget and the caps; everyone can shop, add and tick off.
Built the way a family phone gets used
Works without signal
Everything is stored on the phone first. Add items in a basement supermarket; they sync when you come back up.
English and Arabic
Both languages throughout, right-to-left done properly, and your choice of Western or Arabic-Indic numerals.
No ads, no tracking by default
No advertising, no advertising ID. Crash reports and usage statistics are off until you turn them on in Settings.
Questions people ask first
Is it free?
Yes. Familinx is free to use, with no in-app purchases and no subscription today. If that ever changes we will say so in the app before anything is charged, and the Terms will be updated first.
Can my family see my personal account?
No. Personal accounts are yours. Shared accounts, lists and savings goals are what the family sees.
What happens if I leave or delete my account?
Your account and your personal data go. What the family built together — shared lists, shared accounts, the family's history — stays with the family, because it is not only yours. The full picture is on the account deletion page.
Is there an iPhone version?
Not yet. Familinx is built on a shared codebase with iOS in mind, and an iPhone release is planned after Android.