WuselWall

Open source · Privacy-minded · For the whole family

Everything that bustles around your home – on one wall.

Shared calendar, school timetables, chores, meal plan and shopping list. On the phone for the parents, as a week board in the kitchen, in a child-friendly view for the little ones.

What WuselWall does

A week board for the kitchen

Seven days at a glance, made for a tablet on the wall. Every person has a colour that colour-blind family members can tell apart.

Shared calendar

Events for everyone, with recurrence and presence (shifts, travel). Subscribe to it from Outlook or Apple Calendar through an ICS feed.

School timetables

Each child’s timetable as a pattern, with holidays and cancelled lessons. In the morning you see at once what has to go in the bag.

Chores with points

Hand out chores, collect points, redeem rewards. No pressure, with streaks and badges for the children.

Meal plan and shopping list

What’s for dinner this week? The ingredients land on the shopping list, which keeps working without a connection in the shop.

A device per person or per room

Personal devices for the adults, a shared one for the kitchen, one for the kids. Each device can be revoked on its own.

Why WuselWall is different

Your data is yours

No ads, no tracking, no analytics services. You can run WuselWall on your own server and export your data at any time.

Bilingual

German and English from day one. Whatever one family does differently from the next is a setting.

Built for kids and parents

Three interfaces: a dense one for adults, a big simple one for children, a calm one for the wall.

Where we are

WuselWall is built step by step. This is the current state:

  • Connecting devices and setting up a familydone
  • Shopping list with offline modedone
  • Chores and pointsup next
  • Starting your own family: sign in with Apple, Google or emailplanned
  • Calendar and week boardplanned
  • School timetable and meal planplanned

Open source

All of the source code, the specification and the decisions behind it are public. Read it, try it, run it yourself or help build it.