In most couples one person keeps the whole list in their head. Offload lets you jot it down in two seconds, split it between you in one tap, and stop being the reminder service for each other.
What should happen to ?
Right now Alex is holding all of it. Tap a sticky note to share it, or jot down something of your own.
Doing the jobs isn't the hard part. Noticing them, remembering them and chasing them is, and it usually lands on one of you.
Type a quick note, or use your keyboard's microphone. It lands in your own inbox, which only you can see, so you can tidy it up later.
Pick from shortcuts like Tomorrow or Next week, the area it belongs to, and who should take it. Bigger calls can go on the list to decide together.
Hand a task across and once your partner accepts, the reminders go to them. Joint decisions wait for your weekly check-in.
The jobs you only notice when they're missed: renewals, birthdays, bills, the boiler service.
The quick-note box opens straight from your home screen. Type it or dictate it with your keyboard, then sort your inbox when you have a minute.
MOT, home insurance, both your mums' birthdays. Offload remembers the yearly jobs, raises them two weeks early and keeps track of whose turn it is.
Nothing pings either of you after 9pm, or whenever you choose, unless a hard deadline is due before morning. Evenings are for each other.
Ten minutes together, guided by Offload: clear what's done, swap what's stuck, decide the "together" items and split the week ahead.
Going on holiday, moving house, hosting Christmas: start from a list, untick what doesn't apply, and every job lands at the right time.
Car, Bills, the kids' school. Whoever owns an area gets its tasks straight away, so nobody has to hand out jobs one by one.
Offload is free for both of you. No subscription, no trial that runs out, no ads, no selling your data. If it helps, you can buy me a coffee.
Switch on Private and a task is yours alone: no notifications, no check-in, no trace on your partner's phone. The database enforces it, not just the screen.
No AI reading your life. Every task is something one of you typed, with the date, area and owner you chose.
Open it in your browser and add it to your home screen. It works like an app on iPhone and Android, with notifications.
Create an account, set up your home, and send your partner an invite link. It takes two minutes, and it's free for both of you.