AdriFor families, shared homes & small teams.
Your turn.
My turn.
Our plan.
Weekends with the kids. Walks with the dog. Kitchen duties. Adri keeps the things you take turns doing in one shared calendar, with room for a change of plan.
Adri
Life takes turns. Keep them together.
Whose weekend is it?
See who has the kids this weekend, and look ahead to the next one.
Whose turn is next?
From dog walks to kitchen duty, see who’s taking over and when.
Can we change things?
Someone’s ill. Work runs late. Ask someone to take over, reassign a shift, or swap when life happens.
Mila
Taking turns, made clear.
Mila has a weekly rhythm. Lena, then Ben. When they swap two weeks, the rest of the plan stays in place.
Week by week
- Week 1Lena
- Week 2Ben
- Week 3Lena
- Week 4Ben
After one swap
- Week 1Lena
- Week 2Lena
- Week 3Ben
- Week 4Ben
Lena and Ben swap weeks 2 and 3.
What do you share?
Different lives.
The same need to take turns.
Families & co-parents
Weekends with the kids, school runs, and a clear plan between homes. See who is taking care of what.
People who share a dog
Who is the dog staying with this week? Who is taking the morning walk? Keep care and walks in the same plan.
Flatmates
A cleaning schedule, kitchen duty, or the weekly shop. Share the everyday jobs so everyone can see when it’s their turn.
Small teams
Take turns looking after the shared kitchen or picking up supplies. Keep recurring jobs in view alongside the rest of the week.
Room for a change of plan
A little help when
life gets in the way.
Use Reassign to ask someone to take over a shift, or just part of it. You can also hand a shift to someone directly, if your group’s permissions allow it. Need a different day instead? Send a Swap request. The other person can accept, decline, or suggest another swap.
Once a change is agreed, it’s there in the shared plan. Activity shows who changed what.
The big days. The little details.
The birthday belongs
in the plan, too.
Add birthdays, appointments, house meetings, and repeating events alongside your rotations. Set reminders for the things you want to remember.
From a whole year to a single day, choose the calendar view that helps you see what’s coming.
The screenshots show the fictional Berger family. Screenshots include holiday data from OpenHolidays, licensed under ODbL.
Less to keep in your head.
Set up the routines that work for your family, shared home, or small team. Adri keeps the shifts in view.
Your own rhythm
Daily dog walks, alternating weekends, or a few weeks at a time. Set your own rhythm in days or weeks, then choose the people, their order and the handover time.
Your other calendars, too
Sync into a calendar Adri creates in Google Calendar, or subscribe with a private ICS link. Make changes in Adri.
Notifications that fit
Choose notifications about you, your groups, and reminders in account settings. Set each group to all, only yours, or off.
Holidays in the picture
Choose a country and region. Rotations can skip public or school holidays where data is available.
A copy of your plans
Export your data and keep a copy.
In your language
Available in English, German and Spanish.
A few things you might wonder.
Does everyone need the app?
No. Add people by name so they can take turns even without the app. They can join later and claim their place in the group. To receive and answer requests in Adri, they need to join.
Which devices can I use?
Adri is made for iPhone with iOS 27 or later.
How do we get everyone together?
Create a group and share an invite link or an eight-character code. The other person can join your group from their iPhone. More about invitations.
Is this just for parents?
No. Share care for a dog, take turns with cleaning and kitchen duty, or organise the weekly shop. Families, flatmates, and small teams can each have their own group.
A shared routine.
A little more breathing room.
Adri for iPhone. Made for the plans you share.