adulting.app

Home maintenance · Renewals · Financial basics

Being an adult is hard. Let us help.

Furnace filters, gutters, car registrations: easy to forget, expensive to miss. We're the adulting app that works out what your home actually needs and keeps track of it for everyone who lives there, right down to what's in the fridge. When something changes, tell your AI assistant and it updates for you.Get started free
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✓ Furnace filter replacedEvery 90 days · next up in November
Clean the guttersDue Oct 12 · before leaf season
Flush the water heaterOnce a year · about 30 minutes
Car registration renewsDue Oct 30 · reminder set
New · Fridge & shopping list

Ask what to cook this week. It knows what's in your fridge.

Nobody keeps a fridge list up to date by hand. You don't have to: tell your AI assistant what you bought and it stocks the fridge for you, with a best-by guess on everything. Then ask for this week's dinners and it plans them around what you actually have.

Stock it from a photo. The groceries on the counter, a receipt, or just “we finished the milk.”
Plan the week’s dinners. Recipes from what you already have, using up what’s about to turn first.
Shop for what’s missing. The shopping list fills itself from the recipes and clears as you restock.
Works with Claude & ChatGPT

Connect with your favorite AI

Connect your household once and updating it turns into a conversation. Snap the nameplate on a new appliance and it gets filed, maintenance plan and all. Ask what needs doing and get one straight answer. Complete, snooze, and add tasks without opening the app.Works with Claude, ChatGPT, and anything else that speaks MCP. Free, scoped to your household, revocable any time. Add it as a custom connector:
https://api.adulting.app/mcp
ChatGPT needs a paid plan, and the one-time setup happens on chatgpt.com. After that it works in the ChatGPT app too.See how to connect

The rest of the paperwork, handled

The things you only need once a year, kept where the whole household can find them, and where your assistant can too.

A vault that files itself

Warranties, manuals, receipts, the closing paperwork. Drop them in, or send your assistant a photo and it names the file and links it to the right appliance, car, or home.

Every insurance policy, side by side

Home, auto, renters, umbrella: carriers, premiums, and coverage limits in one place. Renewal dates become reminders, and your assistant can tell you what you’re covered for.

An emergency info kit

Who to call, which accounts exist, which bills are on autopay. Everything someone would need to step in if something happened to you, printable as a binder.
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We already looked it up

Every task tells you why it matters, how to do it, and what it costs you to skip. No more googling "how often should I flush a water heater" at 11pm.
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Built around your actual house

Own or rent, how old the place is, your climate, the cars, the pets. A few questions up front, and you get a plan that fits instead of a generic checklist.
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It stops being one person’s job

Tasks belong to the household, not to whoever happens to remember. Assign them, or leave them in the shared pool for anyone to pick up.
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We won’t blow up your phone

One email a week with at most three things on it, plus a heads-up when something has a real deadline, like a registration or a renewal.

How it works

1

Tell us about your place

About five minutes: own or rent, ZIP code, the big systems, what you drive, who lives there.
2

Get your 12-month plan

A full year of maintenance, timed for your climate and spread out so it doesn’t all land on the same weekend.
3

Share it and check things off

Invite whoever you live with, split the work, and tick things off in the app. Or tell your AI assistant you did it.

Start where you are

New job, new baby, new state? Each one comes with paperwork on a deadline. Read the free checklist, or get it as a plan that counts from your date.

Just bought a house

The catch-up audit: assume the previous owner did nothing, and work through the vents, filters, valves, and safety checks that prove otherwise.

First apartment

The first weeks in a rental set up everything that follows, from insurance to a paper trail to the boring account changes that bite later if skipped.

New job

The first month at a new employer has deadlines that don’t come back, like benefits elections, match capture, and the old 401(k) that’s easiest to move now.

Turning 26

The birthday the healthcare system actually cares about. You’re aging off your parents’ insurance, and the clock is specific.

New car

The week-one paperwork and setup that determines what the car costs you for the next decade.

Moved to a new state

Every state wants you re-registered on its own deadline (license, car, voting, taxes), and the fines for ignoring them are real.

Just married

The unglamorous half of tying the knot (names, taxes, insurance, and beneficiaries), each with its own clock.

New baby

The admin nobody warns you about (insurance windows, legal documents, and money moves with real deadlines), sized for sleep-deprived humans.

Pricing

It's free.

Unlimited household members, unlimited properties, every playbook, the document vault, the fridge and shopping list, the emergency info kit, deadlines and reminders, the weekly digest, and the AI connector. No credit card.

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Stop carrying it all in your head.

Set up your household in five minutes. Free, no credit card.Get started free