A family helper
Hob plans the week's dinners, keeps an eye on the calendar, holds recipes and cards close, and asks before it changes anything that matters.
What Hob does
Food, plans, letters and the small things you'd otherwise keep in your head. Every part knows about the others, so Hob can join the dots.
Hob suggests the week's dinners around what's on, who's home and what you like, and makes the shopping list from it.
Forward a school letter or a booking, and Hob turns it into calendar items and to-dos. One inbox to look over instead of five.
Who drives, what to bring, what's for dinner. On your phone, on the web, and on a kitchen screen the kids can read too.
Gift cards are remembered before they expire, and every shop card is ready at the till for the whole family.
Hob asks first
Hob works quietly in the background. When it has an idea, you get a draft that shows what would change and why. Nothing happens until someone says yes.
Hob suggests
Next week's dinners are ready for a look.
Tuesday is short because of swimming, so I kept it simple.
Why Hob
In English folklore, a hob is a small household spirit that lives by the fire and does the chores at night, while the family sleeps. It never asks for praise. People left out a bowl of cream to say thank you.
A hob is also the stove top, where the family's meals begin. Our Hob is a bit of both: a quiet helper that starts in the kitchen and looks after the rest of the house too.
Yours, and only yours
Your family's data is stored in the EU.
Each family's data has its own key, and files are encrypted before they're stored.
Big, clear text and icons on the kitchen screen, so even the youngest can see what's happening today.
Hob is helping its first family now and will open its door to more soon. Already have an account? Hob is waiting for you.