Coming 2027

The family organiser where everyone takes a turn.

Ciranda shares chores out fairly, turns one task into the next, and shows even the youngest what comes next.

Ciranda on a tablet: a child's day as pictures, with a friendly character and stars.
Ciranda on a phone: grocery shopping rotating between Mom and Dad, with its linked shopping list.

How it works

Calm, fair and one step ahead.

Taking turns

Chores that take turns

Give a chore to two people and Ciranda alternates it. Everyone sees whose turn it is, and swapping a turn takes one tap.

A grocery shopping task that alternates weekly between Mom and Dad.
Linked tasks

One task leads to the next

Detergent runs out mid-laundry? It lands on the grocery list. Add a birthday party and "buy a gift" and "wrap it" appear, shared out.

A grocery list where detergent is tagged 'from Laundry'.
Calendar

One calendar for everyone

Day, week and month views, a colour per person, and your Google Calendar alongside. School holidays show at a glance.

A day view with a birthday party, swimming and a grocery task, each in a person's colour.
A child's morning routine shown as picture steps, with a star count and a character.

For kids

Even kids who can't read know what's next.

  • Pictures firstMorning and bedtime routines as picture steps, one at a time.
  • Read aloudEvery task can be read out in the child's own language.
  • Stars and a friend who growsKids earn stars for real-life tasks. A grown-up says OK, and their character grows.
  • Done in two minutes. Then screens off.No games and no endless scrolling. Ciranda is built to be put down.

Why "Ciranda"?

Everyone holds hands. Everyone takes a turn.

A ciranda is a Brazilian children's circle dance. It's how we think a home should run: together, in turns, with nobody left holding everything. Ciranda is made by a Brazilian family in Stockholm.