Shared kiosk
A glanceable start to the day.
See the current time, a friendly greeting, household notes, profiles, and today’s assigned chores from one shared screen.
- Time-aware greeting and clock
- Read-only shared chore board
- Responsive tablet layout
Open source · Self-hosted
Routioneer brings shared devices, daily screen time, and household chores into one calm family home base—so everyone can see what is available and what comes next.
Built for the rhythm of real life
A place for everyone
Routioneer keeps everyday choices simple for family members and gives parents the controls they need—without putting admin tools in the way.
Shared kiosk
See the current time, a friendly greeting, household notes, profiles, and today’s assigned chores from one shared screen.
Guided profiles
Each person sees only their chores and available items. Optional PINs add privacy without making daily access cumbersome.
Parent dashboard
Watch active checkouts, approve rewards, adjust today’s time, and correct accidental submissions from a focused admin space.
Thoughtful by default
Set the structure once. Routioneer keeps time, availability, requirements, and rewards in sync for everyone.
Set a different allowance for each day. Timed checkouts use persisted timestamps, so a restart never quietly gives time back.
Choose light or dark mode for the entire installation, with layouts tuned for phones, tablets, kiosks, and desktops.
Assign specific items and chores to individual users, or leave them open to everyone. Each profile stays uncluttered and relevant.
Create one-time, daily, or weekly chores. Family members submit their work, parents approve it, and earned minutes are added automatically.
A routine everyone can follow
Everyone sees the same source of truth. Parents set the boundaries, and Routioneer handles the everyday details in between.
Explore every featureAdd people, items, daily allowances, chore rewards, and optional assignments.
Everyone can see today’s time, responsibilities, and item availability at a glance.
Required chores stay clear, rewards need oversight, and checkouts stay self-service.
Socket-powered updates keep every connected screen current without refreshing.
Documentation
Routioneer uses everyday language and keeps family tasks separate from parent controls. This guide explains what to choose, where to tap, and what happens next.
Already installed? You’re ready to follow along. If not, ask the person who manages your home server to set it up first.
Only a parent or administrator needs to do this. You can come back to Settings and change these choices later.
Enter your household name, choose an admin password and check your time zone. Then select Complete setup.
Open Parent dashboard → Settings → Users. Select Add user, enter a name and optional PIN, then select Save user.
Open the Items tab and select Add item. Give it a name, decide whether it uses daily time and choose who may use it.
Open the Chores tab and select Add chore. Choose who does it, how often it repeats and any minutes earned after approval.
In General, set screen-time minutes for each day. You can also add a Family Space password and a message for the shared screen.
For family members
Choose Family space, then select your name. Enter your PIN if your parent gave you one.
Find the chore under your profile and select Submit chore. If it is required, a parent must approve it before you can check out an item.
Under Choose an item, select an available item, then select Check out selection. Items marked “Uses time” count down your daily allowance.
Return to your profile and select Check in item. This makes the item available for the next person.
For parents and administrators
Choose Parent dashboard and enter the admin password. The overview shows today’s remaining time, active checkouts and recent activity.
Under Chore approvals, choose Approve to add the reward or Reject to send it back. Use Reset if an approval was made by mistake.
On a person’s card, use −15m, +15m or Set. Choose Default to return to today’s normal allowance.
Open Settings → Data and choose Download backup. Keep that file somewhere safe in case you need to restore your household later.
Helpful words
These short definitions can help everyone in the household use the same language.
The demo is safe to explore. For installation help or a problem report, visit the project on GitHub.
Your home. Your data.
Routioneer is built for a trusted self-hosted network. Your household data stays in your installation, backed by straightforward exports and automatic safety copies.
$ docker compose up -d
[+] Running 1/1
✓ Container routioneer started
Ready when you are
Free, open source, and built to run on your network.