PaperlistShared chores, a garden that grows when the house gets done

Paperlist is our own product, not a client commission. It sits next to RESÈT Home Care as a sibling brand and borrows its language: cream and walnut, terracotta accents, paper grain, serif type. The idea is simple. Families build habits together through shared tasks, a virtual garden, and gentle accountability.

The core loop is chores. A parent sets up the household, everyone joins with an invite code, and tasks get points. Finish one and it waters a plant the whole family shares. Plants bloom and move to a collection shelf, and three grown plants in a month become a real tree through Ecologi. Points turn into rewards the parents define themselves. Kids and parents both level up, which matters more than it sounds.

Around that loop we built three bigger features. An AI assistant that handles meals, groceries, workouts and task creation by chat, voice or a photo. Recipe import that takes a shared TikTok, Instagram or YouTube video and turns it into ingredients, steps and timers with a cook-along view. And Focus Mode, which blocks chosen app categories on a family member's iPhone until their chore is done. It runs on-device through Apple Screen Time. It is a chore unlock, not a monitoring tool.

Under the hood it is an Expo SDK 54 app on React Native with Expo Router, NativeWind, TanStack Query and Zustand. Supabase covers auth, Postgres with row-level security, realtime, storage and edge functions. AI calls go through a small Fastify service we host on a Hetzner VPS, so the app never holds a vendor key: Anthropic Claude for chat, Gemini for video and audio. Video ingest runs on self-hosted Cobalt and yt-dlp. Premium is one household-shared entitlement through RevenueCat, with a webhook writing into Postgres, and a subscription can convert to store credit on resethomecare.com. Sign in with Apple, a Share Extension and Family Controls round out the iOS build. Android is prepared, but iOS is the story.