The Household Portal
Groceries, the kitchen, shared money and today’s plan live in one place, and they talk to each other. Nobody has to be the one who remembers.
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- KitchenMilk marked out
- GroceryFiled in aisle 3, then checked off
- BudgetThe receipt, split two ways
- TodayTomorrow starts level
How Keel works
The modules are ordinary. The handoffs are the product.
Follow one carton of milk through a week. Every step below happens in Keel without anyone retyping anything.
01Kitchen
The milk runs out. Nobody writes it down.
In Keel you mark it out in the kitchen with one tap, the moment you notice. That is the only step anyone has to remember.
Keel sends it to the grocery list
Preview · sample householdTry it Fridge
Dairy- MilkRunning low1 left
- Greek yogurtOpened Monday3 left
Produce- SpinachUse by Thursday1 left
Use things up or mark them out. Keel writes the list for you.
02Grocery List
It’s already on the list, in the right aisle.
Keel files each item where your store keeps it, so the list reads in the order you walk. Check it off in the aisle and it goes straight back to the kitchen.
Checked off, it returns to the kitchen
Preview · sample householdTry it Weekly shop
Mark something out in the kitchen above and watch it land here.
Aisle 3 · DairyAisle 5 · BakeryIn the cart1 of 203Split The Tab
A shared dinner becomes a settled tab.
Photograph the receipt, choose who was at the table, and Split The Tab works out who owes whom. Money screens sit behind a second sign-in step, and nothing about money is reachable by voice.
Settled, it lands in Ins ’N Outs
Preview · sample householdTry it 1 of 304Today
Today, at a glance.
Routines, habits and small projects share one calm list. An unfinished day neither counts against you nor breaks anything; tomorrow starts level.
Preview · sample householdTry it Tuesday
RoutinesToday2 of 3
Also aboard
Capture it the moment it happens.
Say it
“Hey Siri, add oat milk.” Anything Keel can’t read with confidence waits in your inbox instead of disappearing.
Scan it
Scan a barcode into the pantry, or photograph a receipt for Split The Tab.
See it
Home shows what needs you across every module, on your phone, tablet or desktop.
Share it
Everything starts personal. A list or a tab is shared with your household only when you choose to share it.
Built for the interrupted moment
One hand, thirty seconds, then back to life.
- 6:40 pm
At the counter
Hands full, pan on. Tap Out on the olive oil and get back to dinner.
- Sat 10:15
In the aisle
The list is already in aisle order. Every check-off restocks the kitchen.
- Fri 9:40 pm
After dinner
One photo of the receipt, and the tab is split before the dessert menu comes.
Steady by design
The part you never see keeps everything level.
A keel sits below the waterline. You never see it, and it is why the boat stays upright. That is the job Keel does for a household.
Never paywalled
Every feature a household needs is free. Keel is non-commercial and runs on optional donations.
Personal by default
Nothing you add is shared until you share it, on purpose.
Money behind a second lock
Budget screens need a second sign-in step, and voice can never reach them.
Nothing lost
If Keel can’t understand something you captured, it waits for you instead of guessing.
Questions
What is in the beta?
The native Keel apps for iPhone and Android. We’ll invite people in small groups as the apps are ready.
Can I use Keel today?
Yes. Keel works in any browser, and you can add it to your Home Screen. Your household comes with you when the apps arrive.
What does it cost?
Nothing. Core features are never paywalled. Keel is non-commercial and runs on optional donations.
Who can see my things?
Only you, until you share a list, a pantry or a tab with your household. Sharing is always a deliberate act.
The app beta
Join the app beta.
The native iPhone and Android apps are in development. Leave your email and we’ll invite you as places open. There is no date yet, and we won’t invent one.