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Family members

ParentsChildreniPhoneAndroid

A Lanibo family is its parents and children, each with their own login. Grandma and the babysitter don't need one: they get a link.

Parents and children

ParentsChildren
LoginE-mail and passwordA username and password — no e-mail or phone
TasksMake, give out, approveDo theirs; "Done" waits for a parent's approval
Points and rewardsSet them, give bonusesEarn points, ask for rewards
Shopping, the wall, recipes, celebrations, wishesEverythingEverything
Notes, bills, documents, settingsEverything— (only their own documents)
MedicinesEveryone'sOnly their own

Children see their own My day, the family's shared places, and nothing that's for parents only.

Adding someone

In ⚙️ Settings → Family, the + at the end of the row of faces:

  • Add a child: a name, a username and a password — see Getting started.
  • Add a parent, or an invitation link they open to make their own login — see Getting started.

Each member has a colour (on tasks, the calendar and the shopping list) and a picture — changed in Settings, where a parent can also rename someone, change a child's password or remove a member.

Trusted people: grandma and the babysitter

Whoever looks after the children for a day gets a link — no app, no login, nothing to install. Family → Trusted people (parents).

Trusted people
One link per person, when they last opened it, and Send or turn it off

+ → a name ("Grandma Rose") → Make a link. Then:

  • Send (↗) shares it by Viber, WhatsApp, SMS or e-mail.
  • Under the name: when they last opened it.
  • The bin turns the link off at once.

What they see

Grandma's page
The children's day for grandma: medicines to give, and today in order

The children's today and tomorrow, big and simple, and it refreshes by itself:

  • Today's medicines — with a button for each dose: tap it when it's given (✓ Given), and the parents see it.
  • Tasks and events in time order — who drives and who picks up.
  • What the children take to school tomorrow.
  • The important info you marked 👵 Show to trusted people (the Wi-Fi, the door code).
  • The doctors, with their phones.

Nothing else: not the parents, money, notes, documents or anything else in the family.

Questions

Grandma has a smartphone — should she join the family instead? Only if she should see everything children see. For looking after them, the link is simpler and shows just what she needs.

The babysitter doesn't come any more. Turn her link off with the bin — it stops working straight away.

Something missing or unclear? Write to support@lanibo.com