Mahere whānauMahi ā Whānau
The family planner for chores, quests and the week ahead.
Everyone in the whānau has their own login. Parents set up quests, kids tick them off and earn points, and everyone can see what is on this week and what is for dinner.
- Who it is forWhānau with tamariki, on phones, tablets and computers.
- AccessInvite only. A parent in your whānau gives you a code.
- CostFree for now. A cost may apply if demand on resources increases. No ads.
He aha ōna mahiWhat it does
- Quests and points. Daily, weekly or one-off jobs, each worth points. Kids press “I did it!” and a parent can approve it.
- Rewards. Points are spent in a rewards shop the parents set up, like choosing the movie.
- Weekly leaderboard and family goal. Everyone’s points add up towards something the whole whānau works for.
- Shopping list and dinner plan. Anyone can add to the list. Plan dinners for the next seven days and who is cooking.
- The week. Events for one person or everyone, with times and repeats.
- Calendars. Bring in a Google, Apple or Outlook calendar with its private iCal link, or subscribe to the planner from your own calendar app.
- Connect Google (optional). The planner makes its own “Mahi ā Whānau” calendar in your Google account and keeps your planner events and dinners in it, so they show on your phone. It can only see and change that one calendar, never your others. How Google data is used.
- Te reo Māori. Each whānau can choose English, te reo Māori, or Māori headings with English underneath.
Me pēhea te uru maiHow to get access
Mahi ā Whānau is invite only. Starting a new whānau is switched off for the public.
- A parent in your whānau opens Settings › Whānau › Invite someone and makes a code for a kid or parent account. Codes work once and last seven days.
- Go to whanau.hemapire.nz, choose Join with a code, and pick a username and password.
- To put it on your phone, use Add to Home Screen (iPhone, Safari) or Install app (Android, Chrome).
Want to start your own whānau? Email tiaki@hemapire.nz.
Your planner lives on a small server in Aotearoa. Read what is stored and how to delete it in the privacy policy.