On the sign-in screen tap Continue with WhatsApp. WhatsApp opens with a message ready to send to Commo; send it, then tap Approve in WhatsApp — or Create account if you are new. You can also sign in with Google, and with Apple on an iPhone.

If WhatsApp does not open, the code is shown on the screen and you can send it by hand to 054-766-7682. It is valid for ten minutes, and only the phone that sent it can approve.

On the home screen tap Invite, or in Settings, Invite to the family, and share the code. Whoever enters it sees the same calendar, tasks, money and shared documents from that moment on. Anything marked private stays private.

Once a number is linked (Settings → Connect WhatsApp), forward a message from a parents' group, a photo of a timetable or a calendar, or a card statement. Commo reads it and the items wait for your approval in the app — nothing is saved on its own.

You can also ask a question, for example "what do we have tomorrow?" or "what tasks are open?", and Commo answers from your calendar. Voice notes are not supported.

In the Calendar tap Sync, then Sync to the device calendar, and allow calendar access when the phone asks. On an iPhone: Settings → Commonomy → Calendars.

In the browser version there is no device sync. Instead, Sync → Export as a calendar file.

Yes. Tap the day in the Calendar and choose a one-off change under who has the children. If the other parent uses the app, it is sent to them as a request to approve or decline. The repeating pattern stays as it is.

Yes. In Settings → Personal Profile, under "Where do the children live?", choose With both parents, in one home, Only with me, or With the other parent. Custody colours and the balance between two homes appear only where they apply, and your arrangement is kept in case you switch back.

Nothing is shared until you share it. When you upload a document you choose Private (this device) or Shared (cloud), and you can move it between the two later. A private document never leaves your phone. Each family has 50 MB of shared storage, and 10 MB per file.

Reading messages, statements and timetables is done by an AI model, and each account has a free monthly and daily allowance. Settings → AI use shows what is left and when it resets. Everything can still be added by hand.

Commonomy Kids is on its way to the stores. It shows a child which home they are in today, their timetable, their tasks and the stars they have earned. It is connected by a code from the parent app, and the child cannot see money, documents or anything else in the family.

Settings → Permanently delete account. This removes your profile, your expenses, your uploaded files and the rest of what you added. If someone else in the family is still using it, records they created stay with them.

You can also write to us and we will delete everything for you.

Yes. Anything you add can be removed on its own, and it disappears for everyone in your family immediately: events and one-off custody changes in the Calendar, expenses in Money, documents in Documents, items or whole lists in Shopping, and children or family members in Settings. Deleting a shared document removes the stored file; a private document was never uploaded, so removing it removes the copy on your device.

To have a wider set of data removed — for example every expense from a past year, or everything except your calendar — email support@commonomy.com from the address on your account and say what you would like deleted. We action requests within 30 days and confirm by email once it is done.

Two things stay behind, because they are not yours to delete: records another member of the family created remain in their account, and messages you sent stay visible to the people you sent them to, exactly as with email.

No. There is no subscription and no purchase inside the app.