Are lists shared with the whole household?

Yes. Lists live in the household space so any invited member can view and update them, with attribution for every change.

Are there templates I can start from?

Yes. HausPlatz includes templates for common household lists, and you can save your own.

Can teens and children create their own lists?

Yes. Any member can create lists they own. Ownership is enforced on the server, so restricted roles can't delete lists other members created.

Can I see who added or completed an item?

Yes. Every item shows the member who created it, and owners can review a 30-day audit log.

Household to-do lists

Family to-do lists that everyone can see

Create shared to-do lists from useful templates, keep them in one place, and let every member contribute — with clear attribution for who added what.

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Notes on the fridge don't scale. HausPlatz gives every household a shared home for to-do lists — packing lists, weekly errands, project planning, birthday prep — with templates to get started fast.

Ownership is enforced on the server, so a Teen can safely manage the lists they created without risking someone else's. Owners keep the full audit trail.

What you get

Shared with the household

Any member can view and contribute to household lists.

Templates included

Start from packing, cleaning, event, or move-in templates.

Server-enforced ownership

Lists remember who created them. Restricted roles can't delete other members' lists.

Member attribution

Every add and edit shows the member who made it.

How a household uses it

01
Start from a template
Pick a template that fits — or start from a blank list and name it.
02
Invite the household to help
Everyone can add items. Restricted roles get safe permissions by default.
03
Complete together
Check things off as you go. Owners can review activity any time.

In everyday life

Pack from one checklist

Create a list for a weekend trip and add concrete items such as chargers, travel documents, and rain jackets. Check an item off when it is packed, not when someone intends to pack it. Review the remaining items before leaving.

Finish a household project

For a birthday gathering, keep invitations, table setup, and supplies in one named list. Separate tasks from items that belong in Groceries and put the gathering's fixed time in the calendar. This keeps the checklist focused on what is still unfinished.

When it may not be enough

List ownership and member attribution are not the same as assigning each item to a responsible person. Custom list items do not provide individual assignees; use Chores for member assignments. A list is also not a substitute for a timed calendar event or urgent message.

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Frequently asked questions

Are lists shared with the whole household?: Yes. Lists live in the household space so any invited member can view and update them, with attribution for every change.
Are there templates I can start from?: Yes. HausPlatz includes templates for common household lists, and you can save your own.
Can teens and children create their own lists?: Yes. Any member can create lists they own. Ownership is enforced on the server, so restricted roles can't delete lists other members created.
Can I see who added or completed an item?: Yes. Every item shows the member who created it, and owners can review a 30-day audit log.

Bring your household together

HausPlatz has a generous Free plan. Create a household, invite everyone, and start planning together in minutes.

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