Design. Align. Assign.
The whole household, on one board.
The calendar, the money, the medicine and the school run — in one place, where everyone can see them.
NO SIGN-UP · A REAL HOUSEHOLD, ALREADY IN IT
28 MODULES · 7 CARD SIZES · 8 PENCILS · 0 ADS · 0 TRACKERS
Capture
Type it the way you’d say it
“Pay rent tomorrow 5pm !high @Omar #bills” becomes a dated, assigned, tagged task. The bar shows you what it understood before you commit.

Care
The next dose, computed
Courses work out when the next one is due and who gave the last. Logging one too early takes a deliberate override — the difference between a reminder and a record.

Money
Split it, and it settles itself
Accounts, budgets and recurring bills in one ledger. Split anything and Graphite works out who owes whom in the fewest payments.

Coverage
The gap nobody noticed
Shift patterns, leave and fixed commitments resolve into the days when nobody can do the school run — on the dashboard, before it becomes an argument.

Connections
How it all joins up
Every record can link to any other. The Navigator draws the result: a living map of how the parts of your life actually touch.

Eight pencils in the tin
Spaces carry their own colour, and so does the whole interface. Choose one and watch this page change with you.
Dark isn’t a mode. It’s the material.
Pencil lead is dark grey with a faint sheen — never pure black. The toggle isn’t dark/light, it’s the pencil and the page. Try it in the corner.


Is the demo really shared?
Yes — everyone who opens it edits the same household at the same time, which is the point: you can see collaboration working. It resets itself every three hours, so anything you change rolls back.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Graphite runs in the browser and works offline once loaded. Native Windows and Android builds exist for people who want them.
Can I keep my data?
Always. Export any Space as Markdown, mirror your whole workspace into Obsidian, subscribe to your calendar by ICS, or self-host the entire stack.
Is it just for families?
It's built for any group that coordinates: households, care teams, shared homes, small teams and operations crews. Spaces don't care what you call them.