A directory for households that want the house to run.

Agreements, honest timers, meals, grocery, Sunday sheet, and the family books. One private record.

Upload statements, then confirm. Income, expenses by category, and debt service come from those rows. Type savings, investments, debt, and Zillow and Redfin numbers you already see. Net worth uses the snapshot. Not a bank. Not advice. We do not scrape Zillow or Redfin.

Short, timed household sequences you can add to your desk. Not a catalog of famous names.

Strength, Body, Speed, and Fuel as filters on the same timer. Numbers you type. Not Apple Health.

Parent-managed profiles on a shared iPad. No child Google login. Read the children’s privacy notice.

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Eve Rodsky’s book and system for dividing domestic work. We are not that product. The book and site are the source.

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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics measures how people spend hours in a day, including household activities and caring for household children.

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Age-staged tips from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. We do not host this page and we do not turn it into medical advice on the desk.

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American Academy of Pediatrics article on HealthyChildren.org about regular, predictable household routines. Last updated June 28, 2024 on that page.

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NIH National Library of Medicine topic page that collects parenting basics and points to CDC, AAP, and other publishers. Not a Simpli-FI protocol.

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CDC page stating that monitoring every child’s early development is important, with free resources including developmental milestones and a Milestone Tracker app for ages 2 months through 5 years.

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American Academy of Pediatrics article on HealthyChildren.org. We do not host the plan and we do not turn it into a desk protocol.

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Common Sense Media publishes age-based reviews and parent guides by age and by topic. We do not host their reviews, and we do not repeat their research figures here.

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U.S. Federal Trade Commission hub for children’s privacy, including COPPA. Use it alongside our children’s privacy notice. We do not replace the FTC.

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FTC FAQ on the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act. For operators and parents who need the rule in question form. Not a substitute for our children’s privacy notice.

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Ready.gov page for a family emergency plan: how you contact each other, where you meet, and how you practice. Last updated September 1, 2026 on that page.

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Ready.gov Ready Kids page: disasters can happen anywhere, and everyone in the family can help prepare. Tools for kids, teens, families, and educators. Last updated May 27, 2026 on that page.