Household boundaries first
Every household-owned record is designed to carry its household boundary, with relationships and access checks enforced beyond the interface.
Designed for household trust
The family plan is personal. We treat it that way.
Privacy is not a setting we add at the end. It shapes the account model, database boundaries, child participation, notifications, analytics, and every sensitive module we choose to build.
Private means private
Content marked private to one adult is intended to remain inaccessible to other household adults, including administrators.
Children get a restricted session
A child PIN will create limited, server-verifiable access. It will not simply hide adult controls while leaving adult authority active.
Less data, on purpose
Planofam’s analytics will measure product health without collecting event titles, tasks, lists, child names, documents, finances, or precise location.
Managed-child protections
Participation without adult access.
Children should be able to see what is next and take part in family routines without needing an email account or gaining access to household administration.
- Adult-created profiles
A guardian creates and manages the profile and capability preset.
- Restricted by the server
Adult settings, billing, exports, invitations, and private adult content remain unavailable.
- Safe notifications
Age-appropriate wording and privacy-safe lock-screen content by default.
Data principles
What the website asks for—and what it never should.
Private-beta form
We ask for an email address, consent, and optional broad household context so we can recruit useful beta groups.
- Email and optional first name
- Country and household-size band
- Broad coordination challenge
Please never submit
Our public forms are not a place for sensitive household information.
- Children’s names, exact ages, or schedules
- Financial, medical, password, or location data
- Private documents or family disputes
Private beta
Make the family week feel lighter.
Help shape Planofam with your household. The private beta is free.