One email. Then nothing until it opens.
Leave your address and you will hear from Roost exactly once, on the day early access opens on iOS and Android. That is the whole arrangement.
You're on the list.
Nothing else will arrive in the meantime. While you wait, you can finish a chore on the homepage or read how other households set Roost up.
No account, no survey, no card. Your address is used for the launch email and nothing else.
A clear day: the horizon has reached the bottom of the screen with nothing above it.
What happens between now and then.
You leave one line
The field above is the entire signup. No account to create, no survey, nothing to confirm in a second email.
We finish building
Rotations, reminders, adult sign-off and photo proof are getting their last pass on iOS and Android.
You get one email
When early access opens you are first through the door. Until then, quiet: no newsletter, no countdown, no progress updates you did not ask for.
What do you do with my address?
Hold it until launch, send one email, and that is it. No drip campaign, and it is not sold or handed to anyone else. Unsubscribing is one click in that email.
When does early access open?
There is no date to promise yet. Roost is in development for iOS and Android, and the waitlist is how you find out the day that changes.
What is actually in it?
A shared chore list, assignments and rotations, schedules with a real notion of “sometime this week”, reminders, adult sign-off and optional photo proof for a child's work, a history you can export, and a week view of how the work landed. The homepage walks through it.