Beta launch
The first cohort of households comes onboard. Magic-link sign-in, a shared task list, and the bones of everything that follows.
A rough timeline of what we've shipped and what we're working on next. Dates are approximate and we reserve the right to swap things around as we learn — but this is honestly where our heads are.
The first cohort of households comes onboard. Magic-link sign-in, a shared task list, and the bones of everything that follows.
One shared list of recurring chores and one-off jobs across one home or many. Pick something up, mark it done — the next instance lines up on its own.
Checklists inside tasks, recurrence anchored to the days you actually live by. Every new instance starts with a clean checklist so nothing carries over by accident.
Send the pickup, the refill, the contractor window — and see who has actually read it. The loop closes without chasing.
A single, scrollable history of every task closed, every message acknowledged, every recurrence rule changed. The record speaks for itself when memory fails.
Ask a specific person and see when they answer. Immediate email, one morning nudge, one tap to close the loop. No broadcast spam.
Surfacing what already worked for shared households across two homes — clearer assignment, calmer handoffs, a record both sides can rely on.
Samwise is now Knit.
Read more →Logistics is now Messaging — same thing, clearer name. And you can finally set your own display name.
Read more →Questions are now a real part of Knit. Tag someone with a question, and we'll let you know the moment they answer.
Read more →Links in your email notifications now drop you on the exact comment, with a quick highlight so you can't miss it. And your messages read newest-first. Speaking of emails — notification preferences are rolling out in our next release.
Read more →Two messaging fixes. When everyone has acked your FYI — or someone answers your question — you'll get a push the moment it happens, and the message visibly closes with a small receipt instead of staying visually open. Thanks to those of you who flagged the latter.
Read more →The notification preferences we promised. A new Email Notifications panel in Settings lets each person pick exactly which emails land in their inbox.
Read more →A message you posted now waits in your feed until you've truly seen it wrap up, then slips into history on its own. And a message only counts as "seen" once it's been on your screen long enough to read — not just scrolled past.
Read more →A closed message waits in your active feed until you've seen it wrap up, then moves to history on its own. Now you can tap Dismiss to send it there yourself.
Read more →When someone reopens a closed message or answers a question, your household history now records it.
Read more →Search has arrived in Knit.
Read more →Drop a photo of the appliance label, a screenshot of the school form, a copy of the invoice — right inside the thread where the conversation lives.
Per-channel and per-event controls so each member chooses what reaches them — and how. Defaults stay sensible; quiet hours stay quiet.
Type a few words to find a task, a message, a comment from last month — across everyone's lists, not just yours.
A public page for what just shipped — and a quiet in-app notice the first time you open the app after something lands. No release-note slog; just enough to notice.
A focused view of just what's yours, just what's now. Triage in one place instead of scanning the whole household board.
Recurring tasks anchored to the household's local time, not the server's. Trash day stays Tuesday morning when you travel.
A Fair Play–style view that surfaces who's carrying what — visible weight, not invisible labor. Designed to inform conversations, not assign blame.
Guided flows for the hard moments — exchange logs, neutral summaries, calm rephrasing. Built on the record Knit already keeps.
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The first cohort of households comes onboard. Magic-link sign-in, a shared task list, and the bones of everything that follows.
One shared list of recurring chores and one-off jobs across one home or many. Pick something up, mark it done — the next instance lines up on its own.
Checklists inside tasks, recurrence anchored to the days you actually live by. Every new instance starts with a clean checklist so nothing carries over by accident.
Send the pickup, the refill, the contractor window — and see who has actually read it. The loop closes without chasing.
A single, scrollable history of every task closed, every message acknowledged, every recurrence rule changed. The record speaks for itself when memory fails.
Ask a specific person and see when they answer. Immediate email, one morning nudge, one tap to close the loop. No broadcast spam.
Surfacing what already worked for shared households across two homes — clearer assignment, calmer handoffs, a record both sides can rely on.
Samwise is now Knit.
Read more →Logistics is now Messaging — same thing, clearer name. And you can finally set your own display name.
Read more →Questions are now a real part of Knit. Tag someone with a question, and we'll let you know the moment they answer.
Read more →Links in your email notifications now drop you on the exact comment, with a quick highlight so you can't miss it. And your messages read newest-first. Speaking of emails — notification preferences are rolling out in our next release.
Read more →Two messaging fixes. When everyone has acked your FYI — or someone answers your question — you'll get a push the moment it happens, and the message visibly closes with a small receipt instead of staying visually open. Thanks to those of you who flagged the latter.
Read more →The notification preferences we promised. A new Email Notifications panel in Settings lets each person pick exactly which emails land in their inbox.
Read more →A message you posted now waits in your feed until you've truly seen it wrap up, then slips into history on its own. And a message only counts as "seen" once it's been on your screen long enough to read — not just scrolled past.
Read more →A closed message waits in your active feed until you've seen it wrap up, then moves to history on its own. Now you can tap Dismiss to send it there yourself.
Read more →When someone reopens a closed message or answers a question, your household history now records it.
Read more →Search has arrived in Knit.
Read more →Drop a photo of the appliance label, a screenshot of the school form, a copy of the invoice — right inside the thread where the conversation lives.
Per-channel and per-event controls so each member chooses what reaches them — and how. Defaults stay sensible; quiet hours stay quiet.
Type a few words to find a task, a message, a comment from last month — across everyone's lists, not just yours.
A public page for what just shipped — and a quiet in-app notice the first time you open the app after something lands. No release-note slog; just enough to notice.
A focused view of just what's yours, just what's now. Triage in one place instead of scanning the whole household board.
Recurring tasks anchored to the household's local time, not the server's. Trash day stays Tuesday morning when you travel.
A Fair Play–style view that surfaces who's carrying what — visible weight, not invisible labor. Designed to inform conversations, not assign blame.
Guided flows for the hard moments — exchange logs, neutral summaries, calm rephrasing. Built on the record Knit already keeps.
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