SoLoFamilyPlan — Shared Life Operating System
A family productivity platform that unifies shared calendars, chores, meal planning scaffolding, and collaborative tools into a secure Supabase-backed dashboard for modern households.
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Client Snapshot
SoLoFamilyPlan is SoLoVision's comprehensive household operating system. It empowers families to coordinate schedules, chores, and meal planning while maintaining strong data privacy. Built with Next.js 14, Supabase, and a rigorously tested component system, the platform brings enterprise-grade tooling to everyday life management.
- Product Type
- SaaS Platform / Family Productivity
- Industry
- Family Operations & Home Management
- Launch Date
- September 2025
- Status
- Private Beta
- Business Model
- Subscription with Tiered Households
Development Timeline
18 weeks
Tech Stack
Next.js 14, Supabase, Tailwind, React Query
Pilot Cohorts
25 families
The Coordination Gap at Home
Most families juggle calendars, chores, and meal planning across disconnected apps, text threads, and spreadsheets. Critical information gets lost, accountability is unclear, and privacy is compromised when using consumer social platforms. We set out to build a secure, unified workspace tailored to the realities of modern households.
Fragmented Tools
Families relied on a patchwork of calendar apps, shared notes, and messaging threads—none designed for holistic family coordination.
Lack of Accountability
Chore tracking and follow-ups required manual reminders, creating mental load for parents and frustration for everyone else.
Meal Planning Chaos
Meal planning lived in spreadsheets with no connection to grocery lists or family dietary preferences, making execution inconsistent.
Privacy Concerns
Popular collaboration tools monetize or expose data. Families needed first-class security and row-level access controls.
Product Development
Shipping a Household Operating System
We combined service design research with rapid technical iteration. The product evolved from an authenticated dashboard MVP into a modular platform with chore management, calendar workflows, and meal planning foundations—all protected by Supabase row-level security.
Discovery & Service Design
Interviewed ten households, mapped daily coordination pain points, and translated insights into a prioritized roadmap spanning calendar, chores, and food workflows.
Platform Architecture
Designed Supabase schema with RLS policies, built shared form components, and established design tokens to ensure consistency across feature verticals.
Feature Sprints
Launched authenticated dashboard, family setup wizard, shared calendar, chore assignments, and meal plan scaffolding with typed API routes and React Query caching.
Observability & Hardening
Integrated Logflare, performance budgets, automated RLS verification scripts, and extensive contract tests before releasing to pilot families.
Project Objectives
Unify Family Operations
Provide a single source of truth for schedules, chores, and planning tasks so families can quickly understand who is doing what and when.
Reduce Mental Load
Automate reminders, track progress, and surface insights so family leads are no longer project-managing via text threads.
Protect Household Data
Employ Supabase row-level security, encrypted storage, and strict policies to keep sensitive family information private.
Create Extensible Foundations
Build modular systems for meal planning, memories, messaging, and integrations so future feature sets can ship quickly.
Core Team
A nimble squad collaborated closely with stakeholders, ensuring every decision aligned with business objectives and technical realities.
Product & Engineering Lead
Focus: Strategy, Architecture, Full-Stack Delivery
Shaped the product vision, designed Supabase schema, and implemented Next.js routes, ensuring type-safe coordination across features.
Product Designer
Focus: Experience Design, Design System
Crafted family-friendly UI, codified design tokens, and validated flows with pilot households to balance simplicity and depth.
Frontend Engineer
Focus: Interactive Workflows, Component Library
Implemented calendar interactions, chore management UI, and responsive layouts using Radix primitives and Tailwind.
Backend Engineer
Focus: Supabase Integration, API Contracts
Developed typed API routes, enforced row-level policies, and automated database maintenance scripts to keep data integrity high.
Four-Week Timeline
Weeks 1-4
Research & Foundations
Household interviews, service blueprinting, Supabase schema design, and authentication scaffolding.
Weeks 5-8
Dashboard & Family Setup
Delivered onboarding wizard, family creation flow, and responsive dashboard with live household metrics.
Weeks 9-12
Calendar & Chores
Shipped shared calendar with attendance tracking, chore assignments with points system, and reminder automations.
Weeks 13-18
Meal Planning & Hardening
Built meal plan data models, grocery list generators, performance monitoring, and extensive Supabase RLS audits.
Design System Highlights
The visual language blends cinematic depth with a confident accent palette, reinforcing the team’s dedication to clarity and innovation.
Family-First Design Language
Warm, approachable visuals with card-based layouts, soft gradients, and typography optimized for quick scanning.
Accessible Interaction Patterns
Keyboard navigation, high-contrast modes, and progressive disclosure keep experiences inclusive for all ages.
Modular Components
Reusable panels, stats cards, charts, and forms ensure new feature verticals inherit consistent styling out of the box.
Content Strategy
Household Operating Narrative
Storytelling centers on reducing the "invisible labor" of running a home, resonating with parents and caretakers.
Feature Deep Dives
Documentation highlights how calendar, chores, and meal planning connect, with quick-start guides for each workflow.
Roadmap Transparency
Public specs outline upcoming memories, messaging, and integrations so pilot families can anticipate what's next.
Technical Highlights
Next.js 14 App Router
Leverages React Server Components, streaming UI, and dynamic API routes for a responsive household experience.
Supabase Row-Level Security
Comprehensive policies restrict data access to household members, with automated scripts verifying integrity on deploy.
Typed API Contracts
Shared TypeScript types between server and client ensure inserts and queries remain type-safe, reducing runtime errors.
React Query State Management
Cache orchestration keeps dashboards live and responsive, with background revalidation for household updates.
Observability & Performance
Logflare integration, performance budgets, and automated linting enforce reliability as the platform scales.
Retail API Integrations
Kroger Developer API support and scraping fallbacks lay groundwork for smart grocery lists and meal planning automation.
Visual Showcase
SoLoFamilyPlan centralizes the daily operations of a busy household with an elegant, data-rich dashboard that works seamlessly across devices.
Before: Chaos Across Apps
Families juggled Google Calendar invites, chore spreadsheets, and messaging apps—leading to missed events, forgotten chores, and duplicated effort.
- • Calendars, chores, and meal plans stored in separate tools
- • No unified overview of who is responsible for what
- • Manual reminders causing mental overload for parents
- • Limited accountability or progress tracking
- • Privacy concerns when using social platforms for coordination
The production dashboard surfaces upcoming events, assigned chores, meal plan prep, and quick actions in a single glance.
Designed for Every Device
Responsive layouts ensure coordination continues on phones, tablets, and desktops, with optimized touch targets for younger family members.
Component highlights
- • Mobile-first navigation with quick tasks
- • Tablet-optimized calendar for family planning sessions
- • Desktop dashboard with analytics and admin tools
- • Consistent experiences across shared devices
Results
Measurable Impact & Client Praise
87%
Reduction in missed household tasks reported by pilot families
3 hrs / wk
Average time saved on planning and follow-up per household
95%
Net promoter score from private beta cohort
“We finally have one place where everyone knows the plan. The kids can see their chores, my partner sees meal prep steps, and I’m no longer sending reminder texts all day.”
Pilot Family Member
Household Lead
Metrics collected during the three-month private beta (July–September 2025).
Elevating Household Operations
SoLoFamilyPlan demonstrates how thoughtful product strategy and robust engineering can modernize home coordination. The platform gives families the clarity and accountability they need without compromising privacy.
- Unified calendars, chores, and meal planning into a single dashboard
- Automated reminders reduced daily follow-up messages by 60%
- Structured pathway for future memories, messaging, and smart home integrations
- Proved Supabase RLS policies at scale with multi-family pilots
- Established extensible design system for rapid iteration on new feature verticals
- Delivered developer tooling (RLS auditors, lint suites) to keep quality high as the product grows
- Positioned SoLoVision to productize family operations for communities and care networks
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