Saam
The calendar, the to-dos, the shopping list: all in one shared spot that you and the people you live with can actually keep up with.
Free for up to 4 people. No card, no catch.
September
2026
Tasks
Shopping
What's in it
Not fifty features you'll never touch. Just the handful a household actually runs on, made to work together.
Everything that's happening, in one place, colour-coded per person. The whole point is that nobody has to ask "wait, is that today?"
Add a task, give it a day, and it's off your head and onto the list you both share. Whoever gets to it, gets to it.
Add bread from the kitchen, group the list the way your family shops, and it updates for everyone before you've put the phone down.
Mobile apps, in development
The iOS and Android apps are being built for how a phone actually gets used at home. Quick glances, patchy signal, and someone else picking it up off the counter.
Recent events, tasks and lists are already on the phone, so they open with no signal. You can tick things off while you're offline and they sync when you're back.
A home-screen widget shows today's events and your open tasks. Most days you won't need to open the app at all.
Separate switches per kind of update, so you turn on the ones you want and leave the rest quiet.
Turn on the biometric lock and Saam asks for your face or fingerprint, then stays blank in screenshots and the app switcher.
On Android, share text from any app into Saam. Edit it before it lands, and pick which family list it goes on.
Getting going
01
Give it a name. That's the whole setup. There's no wizard to click through.
02
Whoever you live with joins with a short code and picks their colour. Two people or six, same deal.
03
Add an event, a task, a few things to buy. It shows up everywhere, instantly, on whatever everyone's already carrying around.