
Chores for the whole family
Assign today to anyone, or let the kids pick their own.
Built in Malaysia
Share the housework, earn points and reach one family goal together.
The Google Play link goes live when the app is published.
Free during launch. The iOS version follows later.
UrusFamily is a Malaysian family app for sharing housework, earning points and working towards one shared goal. Parents assign chores, kids tick them done without an account of their own, and allowance can be tied to real effort. Free during launch, no ads, and all data sits under PDPA 2010.
Three screens a family opens every day.



It is rarely laziness. Most of the time nobody actually knows what needs to be done today.
Lines heard in many homes, not testimonials
"Why is it always me who tidies up? Abang does nothing."
"I have asked three times to bring the laundry in. It is going to rain again."
"Last week's allowance is still unpaid. Nobody remembers who got theirs."
"Afternoon school, evening tuition, and the house is a mess before maghrib."
Three problems repeat in most homes: the load is uneven, nobody has a record of who did what, and the allowance that was promised gets forgotten. The paper chart on the fridge dies within a week, and the family WhatsApp group buries everything under other messages.
See the honest comparison with a paper chart, WhatsApp and a general to-do app
An example, not a testimonial
This is how the app is used, not a study and not a promise of results.
Ten things a family actually uses.

Assign today to anyone, or let the kids pick their own.

The kids' wallet ties allowance to effort, with the balance in RM.

Small efforts count, and the daily streak keeps the habit going.
School, tuition, kenduri and holidays in one view.

One list for the family, with a budget and the last price paid.


A zoo trip, something to buy, or a donation. Every point adds to it.

Chore packs for Ramadan, Raya, Deepavali and school holidays.

Files are end to end encrypted, so we cannot read them.
Plan dinner, and it flows into the grocery list.

One place for announcements, rules and family decisions.

We are gathering families for the Google Play closed test.
Testers install the app from a Play link, use it in their own home, and keep it installed for 14 days. Free, Android first, no assignments, and your email is used for the Play invite only.
Your email is deleted after 180 days, or sooner if you ask.
One full loop, from creating the family to Friday allowance.

Add members, pick avatars, set roles for parent or child.
183 ready chores, sorted by age and by room.
A child opens their profile with a PIN, no account and no email.
Daily streaks and levels keep the habit going without nagging.
The family goal bar moves every time a chore is ticked.
We have no users to show off yet, so here are facts you can check yourself.
Free for the whole family
Everything is open during the launch period. No card details asked for.
RM 9.90 a month, or RM 79 a year
One subscription covers the whole family, not one payment per member.
Yes. Kid profiles have no account and no email. Kids' screens carry no ads and no outside links. Chore proof photos are deleted once checked, within 72 hours at the latest. Family notes are encrypted on the phone with a key we never hold.
No. One parent phone is enough. A child opens their own profile with a PIN on that same phone, then exits again. If a child already has a phone, they can use the same profile there.
That works. One parent is enough to run the family. Other members can be added later, and the chores already recorded are not lost.
The app keeps data on the phone, so you can see and tick chores even on a weak line. It syncs again when the connection returns.
We tell you inside the app first. The price after that is RM 9.90 a month or RM 79 a year for the whole family. Nothing is charged automatically unless you choose it, and your data stays yours.
Yes. A parent can export a copy of the family data from Settings. Deleting the family removes the data from the main database immediately and from backups within 30 days.
Yes. The app and this site are in Bahasa Melayu and English, and the app also supports 中文 and தமிழ்.
No. The ibadah features are optional and can be switched off. Season packs cover Ramadan, Raya, Chinese New Year, Deepavali, Christmas and school holidays, following what your family chooses.
The Google Play link goes live when the app is published. Free during launch.