Gruhamm is her second memory. Follow one day in her home, and see what the app does at every hour.
Free to download · Made for Indian homes · Your data stays yours
Before the first cup of chai, her head is already full: what to cook, who needs what, which bill is close. With Gruhamm she opens one screen and it is all there. Meals, medicines, shopping and bills, in the order the day will actually go. And when everything is done, it simply says: nothing needs you.
Papa’s medicine at nine. The child’s vitamin after breakfast. Her own tablet, the one she forgets every single day. Gruhamm reminds each person at the right time, shows who has taken what, and tells her before the stock runs low.
Someone finishes the milk. Someone remembers the dal. Everyone adds it to one shared list, and she shops once, not three times. Stuck on dinner? Ask Griha, the built-in helper, for meals that use what is already in the kitchen.
Electricity on Tuesday, broadband next week, insurance next month. Gruhamm lines them up, shows what has been spent this month and what is still to pay, and with her permission can notice bill emails. It keeps only amounts and dates, never her messages.
She invites the family with a link. Now the list, the plan and the reminders belong to everyone, and she is no longer the only one who knows. Anyone can share where they are, only if they choose to, and switch it off whenever they like.
The neighbours want to order rice together, and everyone saves. Friends circles give them a chat and a shared list, kept completely apart from her family’s life. Friends see only the name she picks and what she posts. Never her family, money, medicines or phone number.
That was one day. Here is all of it, in one place.
The list is made, the tablets are set, the bills are lined up. She can finally sit down. That is all Gruhamm was ever for.
Free for Android. A Family Plus plan adds extras for bigger households.
Gruhamm is free to download and use. A paid family plan with extra storage and AI usage is planned; nothing you rely on today will be taken away.
Only on your phone, and only if you allow it. The sideloaded Android build can read bank SMS on the device to find bills and spends; the message text is never uploaded. The Google Play build does not ask for SMS at all and uses e-mail receipts and manual entry instead.
Your household data is stored on secure servers in India-friendly infrastructure and sent over encrypted connections. You can delete your account and everything in it from the app at any time. See the privacy policy for the details.
Android first. An iPhone version is on the list once the Android app is settled.
Android shows a standard notice for any app installed from outside the Play Store. The file is signed, and its SHA-256 fingerprint is on the download page so you can check it.
We never sell personal data. The app may show a few clearly marked ads and shopping links to help keep it free; they are never built from your private household details.
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