Backend / Web application

HomeSync

Household tasks, recurring chores and shared history. FastAPI backend with data on our home server; SQLite avoids a separate database service.

Used daily by two people

HomeSync preview — Image from the project’s existing public presentation.

Shared calendar with task due dates — The shared family calendar.

New task form with assignee and due date — Adding a task with assignee and due date.

List of house rooms with their tasks — The rooms of the house, each with its tasks.

The problem

Share recurring chores between two people, see who is responsible and keep a history without a subscription service.

My contribution

I developed a FastAPI backend and React interface for tasks, scores and history. I chose SQLite in WAL mode for the household workload, without a separate database server to administer.

Available evidence

My partner and I use it every day. The public repository is a copy cleaned of personal data; it shows the project, not our household information.

Usage and limits

Designed for a two-person household. SQLite reduces the services to manage, but backups, updates and data care remain necessary.