Chat
The household group chat sits somewhere between a work thread and a meme. "Can you grab milk" has scrolled away by dinner, half the plan is in someone's direct messages, and what you agreed on lives three apps away from the calendar it belongs on.
Yem puts the conversation next to the plans. Same app as the tasks, the calendar, and the shopping list - so deciding something and writing it down stop being two separate jobs.
How it works
Messages arrive the moment they're sent, for everyone at once. Ask who's picking up, settle what's for dinner, say you're running late. It's the same app the plans live in, so "I'll do it Saturday" is one tap from the calendar it belongs on.
Send a picture of the fridge shelf instead of describing what's in it. Reply to the one message that needed answering, so nobody loses the thread. And when "got it" is the whole answer, a reaction says it without another notification.
Talk to everyone at once, or start a direct conversation with one person. Some things belong to the household and some are between two people. Both live here, and unread counts keep them apart.
Better together
Chat sits next to everything else in Yem. The list you're shopping from, the chore someone just finished, what's on the calendar this weekend - it's all in the same app, so the conversation about it doesn't happen somewhere else.
That's the point of Yem: one app for your home instead of five. The chat about dinner and the list you'll shop it from finally share an address.
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