Yes, you get the shared family to-do list Cozi gives you. Plus an AI chief of staff that adds items from your inbox, captures voice notes from WhatsApp, and categorises each item by household vertical so school stuff stays with school stuff.
Hermo’s shared family to-do list isn’t just a place to type things. It fills itself in, organises itself by household vertical, and answers the questions you have when you go to actually do the work.
One list both parents see, organised by category so school, household, and admin stay separate. Add items on the web. Both of you tick things off, and updates land in both views instantly.
Included on every plan.
“Send permission slip back by Friday” lands on the list the moment the email arrives. “Renew the car insurance.” “Confirm Tuesday’s appointment.” No copy-paste, no manual capture. Cozi waits for you to type; Hermo does the typing for you.
Inbox autopilot is on the 3rd Parent plan, £12/month.
In the car, at the school gate, between meetings: voice note Hermo and it’s on the shared list before you’ve parked. And when you go to actually do the task (“what’s Emma’s shoe size?” “what’s the parking permit reference?”), ask Hermo on WhatsApp. Familypedia answers with the context.
WhatsApp capture and Familypedia are on the Helper plan, £4/month.
Hermo learns which household vertical each item belongs to (school, finance, medical, social) and tags it accordingly, in the spirit of Fair Play’s vertical breakdown. The list isn’t a generic pile: school items live with school items, admin with admin, so when you sit down to do a batch you’re not switching context every line.
Auto-categorisation is on the Helper plan, £4/month.
Yes. The shared to-do list is in the Starter plan along with the family calendar, meal planner, and shopping list. Adding items via WhatsApp, Familypedia, and auto-categorisation are on the Helper plan (£4/month). Items appearing automatically from your inbox is on the 3rd Parent plan (£12/month).
Yes. Add items on the web at hermo.ai any time. On the Helper plan, also via WhatsApp message or voice note.
Yes. The list supports categories so school, household, admin, and other types of work stay separate. On the Helper plan, Hermo also auto-categorises new items by household vertical so they land in the right category.
The shared list is just that, shared, and either parent can pick up any item. Hermo categorises items by household vertical (school, finance, medical, social) so it’s easy to filter to the kind of stuff you’re doing right now, but it doesn’t assign items to a named person.
Connect your inbox, message Hermo on WhatsApp, and watch the Invisible Load become a list both of you can see.