Move in together, not in chaos.
Furnishing or moving with other people — a partner, roommates, family — without the group chat and the shared note nobody updates. Everyone works from the same live list.
Free to start. No credit card required.
What you get
One household, one plan
No more “who’s buying the couch?” — everyone sees the same list and the same activity.
Share a link
Share your whole home or a scope, with max opens, an expiry, and whether a Nido account is required. Links are revocable, and you can see how often one was opened.
Invite by email, with roles
Viewer, Suggester, Editor, or Owner. New to Nido? They get an invite link and join automatically when they sign up with that email.
Claim & assign items
Everyone claims what they’ll buy, and Nido tracks who’s on the hook for what.
Comment & activity feed
Comment on items and see a shared feed — who joined, who bought what, who commented.
Everyone stays in the loop
Notifications keep the whole household updated the moment something changes.
Split it without the spreadsheet
See each person’s spend against the shared total, live — the group chat can finally rest.
Furnish it together, argue about it never.
Roommates, partners, family — everyone works from one live list, claims what they’ll buy, and sees who did what. The group chat can finally rest.
Three steps
How it works
Invite or share a link
The owner invites people by email with a role, or drops a share link with limits.
Everyone joins with a role
Viewer to Owner — each person gets exactly the access they need.
Claim, comment, buy
People claim items, comment, and buy — and everyone sees the same live list and activity.
In the app
The whole household, on one list
An avatar stack, an assigned-item row, a shared activity feed, and a revocable share link with roles.
We stopped asking “wait, who bought the couch?” — it’s just on the list now, with a name next to it.
Questions
Frequently asked
Put it into practice
Splitting Tool Kit Cost With a Roommate: A Shared-Ownership Checklist
A practical worksheet for roommates splitting tool kit cost: what to buy jointly, how to divide the bill, where the kit lives, and who replaces what.
Tool Storage for a Small Apartment With No Garage: A Checklist
No garage, no utility closet, no problem. A practical checklist for storing a small tool kit in a studio or one-bedroom apartment so it stays organized and easy to find.
The Change of Address Checklist After Moving: A Phased Plan for Mail, IDs, and Bills
A phased change of address checklist after moving — USPS, DMV, IRS, SSA, banks, and utilities — sequenced by deadline so nothing slips through the cracks.