Your household
isn't a task list —
It's a partnership.

TagTeam is your family's weekly rhythm for energy and ownership. See the energy cost behind every responsibility, share and balance weight holistically, move through life as a team.

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How much energy can you give next week?

Ariana A good amount

Kyle A little bit

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Why TagTeam

Everything you need to run the home — as a team.

See and manage the full home

Clear ownership zones make invisible labor visible — so the whole household is shared and supported.

Balance energy, not tasks

Weekly alignment based on real capacity, effort, and preferences keeps the plan realistic and sustainable.

Own zones fully, not just the execution

Zones give each partner true ownership of an entire area of home life — the planning, the anticipating, and the doing.

Stay in sync without the check-ins

Async notes, checklists, and flags keep you both in the loop — without interrupting each other's day.

See your partnership get stronger

The Weekly Debrief closes the loop — and over time, you'll learn what balance feels like for your family.

A simple rhythm. Every week.

Check your energy

Each partner privately shares how full their cup is for the week ahead.

Align together

Set your weekly intention, name your priorities, and decide who owns what.

Own your zones

Live the week with clarity — check off, flag, and collaborate as you go.

Debrief and grow

Reflect together, close the loop, and flow into next week stronger.

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About Us

Our Mission

"To help families practice shared ownership of life — by making priorities and energy visible, balance intentional, and care reciprocal."

Running a home together is harder than it looks. Two careers, one household, and no shared system is a recipe for resentment — not because anyone is failing, but because the coordination load keeps growing while the tools stay stuck.

TagTeam was built on a simple belief: balance isn't a fixed split — it's matched to real capacity, real energy, and real life. We created a weekly operating rhythm that helps couples share not just the tasks, but the planning, the anticipating, and the invisible weight underneath it all.

The Evidence

This isn't a lifestyle problem. It's a systems problem.

The mental load is real

71% of household mental load tasks are managed by mothers — even in dual-income homes where both partners work full time.

University of Bath, 2024 · 3,000-parent U.S. study

The cost shows up at work

Working mothers are 2× more likely than fathers to consider leaving a job due to the weight of managing the household alongside a career.

Gallup, via University of Bath, 2024

Shared ownership changes the relationship

Couples who share routine housework report higher relationship satisfaction and less discord — and planning work matters as much as the physical doing.

Carlson et al., Socius 2020 · UDC / Archives of Women's Mental Health, 2024

The tools are getting smarter. The question remains the same.

AI assistants can remind you that soccer practice is at 4pm. They can't tell you who should take your son — or why that decision keeps falling to the same person. Research shows most partners focus on execution while conception and planning remain invisible. TagTeam is the layer underneath: the weekly alignment conversation that makes every other tool more useful.

Eve Rodsky, Fair Play · Harvard Gazette, 2023

Simple pricing for your whole household.

One subscription. Both partners.

Free

Basic access, always free

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Basic Balancer
Full Weekly Planning
Daily View & Zone Notes
Weekly Debrief
Calendar integration
Both partners included

TagTeam Premium

$6 / month

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Basic Balancer
Full Weekly Planning
Daily View & Zone Notes
Weekly Debrief
Calendar integration
Both partners included
Insights — coming soon

Are you a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist?
We'd love to offer a discount for the families you support. Email info@tagteamfamily.com to get set up.

Your questions, answered.

Why zones and not tasks?

Tasks tell you what to do. Zones tell you who owns it — including the planning and anticipating. That's how invisible labor finally gets shared.

Planning work is often more harmful to wellbeing than physical chores, precisely because it goes unrecognized.USC / Archives of Women's Mental Health, 2024

Ownership of a task — from conception to planning to execution — is the key to removing invisible labor from one partner's plate.Eve Rodsky, Fair Play

Why energy distribution?

Balance isn't 50/50. It's matched to who has real capacity this week. TagTeam asks both partners to name their energy before the plan is built.

40% of productive capacity is lost to task-switching when effort isn't matched to mental energy.Idle / Moyal, Evans & Rubinstein

Cognitive performance declines predictably across the day — assigning demanding tasks at the wrong time costs quality, not just speed.PNAS / neuroscience of scheduling

Why a weekly rhythm?

Life changes week to week. A weekly cadence means the plan always reflects real life — and the Debrief means you're always improving.

Couples with shared rituals — including weekly planning — report more positive emotions and greater relationship satisfaction.Journal of Consumer Research, 2019

Regular structured check-ins help couples address issues before they escalate.Gottman Institute

TagTeam is built for two — both partners need to join to unlock Weekly Planning and the Debrief. You can set up your account and invite your partner before anything goes live.

There will be dedicated prompts in the app explaining when things are together or separate. For example, you'll each prep privately to share your energy levels and guardrails — but once you're ready to sit down, you'll work through the Weekly Balancer together.

You can set each zone as Typical, Backlog, or N/A, and adjust relative weight per zone. Full custom zone creation is coming in a future update.

The plan isn't a contract — it's a starting point. Flag things for the Debrief and recalibrate for next week. TagTeam gets better the longer you use it. We also have a long-term goal to add Minimum Viable Household — a quick 'minimum mode' for emergencies so you can cut the noise when you need to shift gears.

You can add kids' names and ages in your Family Profile — and the algorithm factors in family context. Active planning is between the two partners for now. Extended family features are on the long-term roadmap.

Your household
isn't a task list —
It's a partnership.