One shared week
Children and parents on one grid, so clashes and impossible pickups are obvious before the day begins.
The kitchen wall on a Friday morning — running on a tablet you already own.
No box to buy, nothing to mount, no proprietary screen. Whatever is already in the drawer becomes the family display.ONE PLACE FOR THE HOUSE
The moving parts, working together.
Use only what your household needs. Each part is useful on its own, and clearer when it shares the same week.
School post, understood
Chosen school senders are read for dates, deadlines and kit, then shown for your review before anything is added.
Tasks people can own
Claim a form, tick a household job, and let everybody else know it is handled without another message.
Dinner through to shopping
Plan from a shared cookbook, add what is missing to the list, and cook step by step from the wall.
Lists on every screen
Add milk at the wall and it is already on the phone that goes to the shop.
Two useful briefings
A clear look at today in the morning, and what tomorrow needs before the bags are packed.
Rewards that stay positive
Children can complete their own jobs and earn stars straight away. Stars are never taken away.
The tablet you already own
An old iPad, spare Android tablet, laptop or television can become the shared family display.
THE PROBLEM
The calendar was never the hard part.
What goes wrong is the information that never becomes an event: kit, forms, money, moved clubs and who is collecting.
01
Swimming kit
A standing requirement, not an appointment — visible on the right child’s day.
02
Consent forms
A deadline that stays visible until somebody claims or completes it.
03
Club changes
A detail buried in school post, surfaced before the old routine catches you out.
04
Impossible pickups
Two schools, one time and nobody free — obvious while there is still time to solve it.
THE SHARED WEEK
Everybody, side by side.
Children and parents on one grid. It catches the Wednesday where both clubs finish together and neither parent is free.
Two pickups at 16:30. Two schools. Nobody free to go.
The same household picture stays with you away from the wall, without turning the phone into a second system to manage.BUILT HERE, FOR HERE
School information, made usable.
Urbo understands year groups, school terms, INSET days and the different language schools use for the same bag of clothes.
Read chosen senders
Only the schools and clubs you approve are checked. Nothing else in your inbox is read.
Propose the useful parts
Dates, deadlines and requirements are attached to the right child, school and year group for review.
Put them in the week
Accepted items appear with calendars, standing requirements and term dates in one clear household view.
TASKS & REWARDS
Stars are earned, never taken away.
Children can tick their own jobs and see the reward arrive straight away. A mis-tap can be undone, but a bad day never makes a number go down.
Complete the job and the star lands straight away.
Rewards stay visible beside the work, so children can understand what they are working towards without waiting for approval.MEALS
Thousands of recipes, and Granny’s.
Plan the week, keep household recipes, build the shared shopping list and cook from the wall with clear steps and audible timers.
Plan once, and the shopping sorts itself out.
Whatever is missing goes onto the shared list, then the wall becomes the hands-free recipe screen when it is time to cook.PRIVACY
A screen in your kitchen, not a window into it.
This product is about children. That comes with obligations we take seriously, and some things we have simply chosen not to build.
- Children have no accounts.A name and a colour. No email, no login and no birthday.
- Only chosen senders are read.Your school and clubs — nothing else in your inbox.
- No message body is stored.Urbo takes the useful details and lets the original message go.
- No photographs of children on the wall.A deliberate choice for a shared screen in the home.
- No profiling, adverts or selling data.Not now and not later.
Private testing
Get the swimming kit in the bag.
Urbo is in private testing with a handful of families. Leave your address and we’ll be in touch when there’s room.
Runs on your existing tabletNo special screen to buyYour household stays private