Your household runs on a thousand invisible tasks. Finally, there's a system for that.
Gantry is a dashboard for the recurring things that keep your family's life on track — the oil change, the dentist appointments, the filter replacements, the birthday cards. One place to see what's due, what's overdue, and what's coming up.
Early access is free. Waitlist members get 50% off at launch.
You're not disorganized. You're overloaded.
You're tracking dozens of tasks in your head — most of them on fuzzy timelines. When was the last time you had an "annual" physical? Replaced the kids' toothbrushes? Rotated the tires? Scheduled a date night that actually happened?
You've tried apps, calendars, shared lists. But they're built for one-off tasks or rigid schedules. The things that actually fall through the cracks are the recurring ones — too infrequent to become habits, too important to forget, and too numerous for any one person to track alone.
That's mental load. And it doesn't go away by trying harder.
A system that adapts to real life
Calendar reminders fire on fixed dates — whether or not you're in a position to act. If you do it late, the next reminder is still anchored to the old date. Do it early? Same problem. Miss it entirely? The reminder fires, you dismiss it, and nothing adjusts.
Gantry works differently:
- Flexible intervals — schedules adjust based on when you actually do things, not when a calendar says you should
- A daily view, not a wall of notifications — check in once a day and see exactly what needs attention
- Built for households, not individuals — one subscription, the whole family. Share the load instead of carrying it alone
- Habit-aware — designed around the science of building routines, so you stay on track even on off days
Built for parents who carry the invisible labor
You know the feeling. You're the one who remembers the permission slips, the prescription refills, the furnace filter. You're the household project manager — except nobody hired you and there's no time off.
Gantry is built for you. Not as another thing to manage, but as the system that does the remembering so you don't have to. Your family deserves real tools — not just another smartphone app.
Free beta access + 50% off your first month or year. No credit card required.
I built the first version of this tool fifteen years ago because I needed it.
Then our family grew, and suddenly the stakes were higher. Somewhere between the pediatrician appointments and the car inspections and the kids' shoe sizes changing every four months, I realized: we weren't forgetting things because we were careless. We were forgetting things because no tool we tried was built for how household tasks actually work.
Calendar apps assume rigid schedules. To-do apps assume you'll finish and move on. But household tasks come back. And the ones that come back on irregular schedules — every six weeks, every three months, twice a year — are exactly the ones that slip.
These were the very same problems I was solving with the tool I'd built for myself. So I'm taking everything I've learned over the last decade and a half and building the tool I couldn't find: a collaborative dashboard that tracks what's due, adjusts when life gets in the way, and helps our family stay on top of things without anyone having to keep it all in their head.
Common Questions
What is Gantry?
A household productivity app for recurring tasks — the things that need to happen regularly but are too infrequent to build habits around. Gantry gives you a single dashboard to track what's due across your whole household.
How is it different from a calendar or to-do app?
Calendar reminders are locked to fixed dates. To-do apps treat every task as a one-off. Gantry is built for tasks that come back on flexible intervals — it tracks when you actually do things and adjusts the schedule accordingly. It's also designed around habit formation, so checking in becomes second nature.
How much does Gantry cost?
$11/month or $110/year (two months free). One subscription covers your entire household — no per-seat charges. Check our pricing page for details.
When will it be available?
Gantry is in active development. Waitlist members will be the first to know — and the first to get free beta access plus 50% off at launch.