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Tasks
Write down exactly what needs doing
Use a one-off task, a progress target, or a checklist when the work has more than one step.
- Assign it to a family member
- Add a note or evidence on completion
- Parents review submitted results
Zhumeng · Everyday coordination for families and partners Test access rolling out
Give every shared plan
a place to begin.
Keep who is doing what, how far it has moved, and when it gets reviewed in one clear flow—for parents and kids, partners, friends, and roommates.
Who will you use it with? Your choice brings the most relevant everyday examples forward.
Illustrative scene · demo data
筑梦星愿 · Zhumeng Read for 20 minutes tonight, then submit it.
A parent writes the task once, leaves the child to do it, and reviews the result when it arrives.
- 01 Write the task
- 02 Finish it
- 03 Submit the result
- 04 Review it
筑梦星愿 · Zhumeng Walk 5 km this week and update it as you go.
One person creates a progress task. The other updates it in parts, then submits it for review.
- 01 Set the progress task
- 02 Choose the assignee
- 03 Update it
- 04 Submit for review
- Tasks and plans stay separate
- Review after submission
- Agree on rewards first
- Track spending and budgets
- Progress tasks show movement
- Plans stay out of chat
- Set your own coin rules
- Track spending and budgets
Product preview
See how tasks and bookkeeping are organized.
These are website-built illustrations of current behavior, not app screenshots. Every member label, amount, and progress value is fictional demo data.
Open the task list and see what needs doing now.
Active, awaiting-review, and closed work are grouped by the next action.
- Task cards show the assignee and deadline
- Submit directly from the task card
- Review submitted tasks together
See this month’s income and spending at a glance.
Start with the monthly totals and budget, then filter entries by date, category, or range.
- Add an entry or scan a receipt
- See budget progress and balance together
- Use reports for categories and trends
Product preview
Visible progress. Separate spending.
These are website-built illustrations of current behavior, not app screenshots. Every member label, amount, and progress value is fictional demo data.
The task card shows who took it and where it stands.
Partial updates, reaching the target, and final review each have a clear state.
- Start, accept, and submit a task
- Progress and checklist tasks have their own views
- The creator responds to the result
Keep meals, rent, travel, and daily spending organized.
Monthly totals, budgets, and balance sit at the top; entries can be filtered by date and category below.
- Add an entry or scan a receipt
- See budget progress and balance together
- Use reports for categories and trends
Four feature areas
From “what needs doing” to “what happens after it is done.”
Tasks, plans, family rewards, and personal bookkeeping are separate areas. Each solves one clear problem and keeps its common actions close.
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Plans
Make the week easy to scan
Put classes, reading, exercise, and chores on the calendar, then open the day you need.
- Schedule one-off and repeating items
- Edit one occurrence or the whole series
- Parents can send suggestions
03
Family rewards
Agree first, redeem later
Children earn Trust Tokens from tasks and redeem rewards the family has already agreed on.
- Regular, pooled, and mystery rewards
- Parents handle fulfillment after redemption
- Changes appear in the family journey
04
Personal bookkeeping
Keep pocket money organized
Real income, spending, balance, and budgets stay in one ledger, separate from Trust Token history.
- Record category and payment method
- Set monthly or category budgets
- Use a receipt photo to help fill details
Beyond these four areas: families, training, Wishlet, messages, and reports.
The full guide follows the order people actually use the app instead of crowding every label into one screen.
Four feature areas
Move shared plans out of chat and into places built to carry them.
Tasks hold action. Plans hold time. Shared goals and partner coins hold joint progress. Personal bookkeeping holds real spending.
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Shared tasks
Make “we should sometime” specific
Write down who is involved, when it happens, and what finished looks like.
- Permitted members can create or take a task
- Use progress, checklist, or grab tasks
- The creator responds after submission
02
Plans
Plan separately and share visibility when needed
Put dates, training, study, or chores on the calendar instead of rebuilding the plan from chat.
- See your schedule day by day
- Adjust one repeating item
- Review plans across your spaces
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Shared goals & partner coins
Build toward something together
Turn a trip, gift, or weekend plan into a shared goal and add partner coins toward it.
- Members choose the coin name
- Each contribution is accepted by its owner
- Redeem once the goal is complete
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Personal bookkeeping
Put income, spending, and budgets in one ledger
Sort meals, rent, transport, and everyday spending, then review the month and its budget.
- Record category and payment method
- Set monthly or category budgets
- See category shares and trends
Beyond shared tasks: family switching, training, Wishlet, messages, and reports.
The full guide also marks which parts are not yet open in the test build.
Questions
A few things families may want to know first.
What can parents and kids try now?
Tasks, task packs, family rewards, plans, personal bookkeeping, the family journey, brain training, and messages are available. The app shows the final scope.
What is family currency?
Trust Tokens are a virtual currency used only inside one family to record task points and reward redemptions. They are not real money.
What can Wishlet do in the test build?
Local Wishlet can help organize and look up some information. Online AI conversation is not available in the test build and is not presented as ready.
Can the test build charge me or start a subscription?
No. The current test build does not provide payments, top-ups, membership purchases, subscriptions, or auto-renewal.
Test access rolling out
Start with the task you keep having to repeat.
Check which devices and features are available on the test-build page, then decide whether to join the test.
See test-build status Free during testing · Features are still improving
Questions
A few things partners, friends, and roommates may want to know first.
What can a partner space try now?
Shared tasks, task packs, partner coins, rewards, shared goals, plans, personal bookkeeping, brain training, and messages are available. The app shows the final scope.
What are partner coins?
Partner coins are a virtual currency used inside one partner space. Members choose the name and rules together. They are not real money and cannot be exchanged for cash.
What can Wishlet do in the test build?
Local Wishlet can help organize and look up some information. Online AI conversation is not available in the test build and is not presented as ready.
Can the test build charge me or start a subscription?
No. The current test build does not provide payments, top-ups, membership purchases, subscriptions, or auto-renewal.
Test access rolling out
Start with the plan that keeps coming up in chat.
Check which devices and features are available on the test-build page, then decide whether to join the test.
See test-build status Free during testing · Features are still improving