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Instead of splitting your routines between chats, notes, reminders, and separate lists, domiya helps your home organize tasks, shopping, important dates, and reminders together.

domiya is designed for shared use, so some information inside a home is visible to other current members as part of collaboration.

• Create a home
• Invite family members
• Manage tasks
• Use a shared shopping list
• Keep important dates and calendar events
• Track finances
• Build a family wishlist
• Plan meals
• Receive reminders and notifications

When you create a home, you become its owner. The home becomes the shared space where your members, tasks, shopping list, calendar, and collaborative activity live.

1. Sign in to domiya.
2. Open the home setup flow.
3. Enter your home name.
4. Choose the home icon and location if prompted.
5. Confirm to create the home.

Once sent, the invited person can accept or decline the invite from their account.

1. Open your home.
2. Go to the members or family section.
3. Choose the option to invite a new member.
4. Enter or select the person you want to invite.
5. Send the invite.

When you create a task, you can usually set the title, description, type, assignee, due date, due time, reminder, and priority.

1. Open the tasks section.
2. Tap or choose Create task.
3. Enter the task title.
4. Add optional details such as assignee, due date, time, and reminder.
5. Save the task.

• Add items
• Organize them by category
• Update quantities
• Mark items as purchased

1. Open the shopping list.
2. Add a new item.
3. Enter the item name and optional details such as subtitle, quantity, unit, and category.
4. Save the item.

Depending on the current app flow, you may be able to create one shopping reminder for a home, choose a reminder time, and decide whether it repeats every day or happens once.

• Events
• Important dates

1. Open the calendar.
2. Create a new item.
3. Choose whether it is an event or an important date.
4. Add the title, date, and optional details.
5. Save the item.

Some notifications are shown inside the app, and some may also be delivered as push notifications.

• Home invites
• Membership changes
• Tasks
• Shopping activity and shopping reminders
• Calendar reminders and participation
• Subscription status

1. Open the subscription screen in domiya.
2. Tap Restore Purchases.
3. Wait for the app to reconnect your eligible purchase state.

The finances area is designed for homes that want more structure around money decisions. Depending on your plan and current release, it can include expenses, debts, and financial goals.

Because finances belongs to the current home, money-related activity may be visible to other current home members who have access to that home.

• Track home expenses
• Record debts and repayments
• Create and monitor savings goals
• Keep family money planning in one place

Use wishlist when your family wants to save ideas before buying them right away. It works well for gifts, home upgrades, children’s wishes, and purchases that may later connect to financial planning.

Wishlist items can help your home talk about priority, timing, and cost before turning an idea into an actual purchase.

• Save ideas for future purchases
• Keep product notes or context together
• Discuss priority inside the home
• Connect larger wishes to shared planning

Meal tools are useful when you want more structure around family food planning than a simple shopping list can provide. Depending on the current release, meals may connect to planning, recipes, and shopping behavior.

Keeping meals in the shared home space helps everyone understand what is planned and what ingredients may be needed next.

• Plan upcoming meals for the home
• Keep cooking ideas easy to find
• Make grocery planning more predictable
• Reduce repeated meal discussions in chat

Some shared home data may be handled differently from purely personal profile data if other current users still rely on it.

• Your access to the Service ends
• Some personal data may be deleted or de-identified
• Some limited records may be retained for legal, security, fraud-prevention, billing, operational, or dispute-resolution reasons