Expecting a baby
The profile appears before birth: due date, ultrasounds and a working name like “Baby” until you pick the real one.
Plusuy BabyPlusuy+ helps a family organise everyday life, keep precious moments and learn to reach goals together. A baby diary, first chores, school grades — all built around one account and one child profile.
Each app solves its own task, and together they accompany a family from the first ultrasound to school grades. Sign in once and move between them without re-entering anything.
A diary from pregnancy to school: ultrasounds, measurements, photos and videos, blog, schedule, family circle.
Parents and relativesA light version for children aged 5–7 and their parents: chores, daily routine, “pluses”.
Kids 5–7 and their parentsSchool: grades, chores, rewards. For students and parents.
Students and parentsA separate project; details to be discussed later.
For everyoneThe family's workouts and achievements.
For athletes and familyA calendar of important days: dates of family and friends, reminders, holiday preparation.
For the whole familyA recipe bank and menu planning for the family.
For everyone, especially familiesKeeping the household and family budget.
For familiesA showcase of the developer's own games: every game is published here.
For everyoneDeveloper website: projects, notebook and orders by brief.
For the developer’s clientsThe profile is created once, even before birth, and moves from app to app on its own. Nothing to re-enter, and the growth history stays with you.
The profile appears before birth: due date, ultrasounds and a working name like “Baby” until you pick the real one.
Plusuy BabyOnce you enter the birth date, the profile moves to the next stage by itself. Measurements, vaccinations, first steps.
Plusuy BabyChores, daily routine and the first “pluses”. The move happens only when you confirm it.
Plusuy Grades LightGrades, tasks and rewards. The growth history from the diary is available in the school app too.
Plusuy GradesA stage is not a lock. School age differs from country to country, so there is no hard line: move earlier or later, and keep adding to the baby diary at any age.
Three apps follow a child through the ages. They share one core, so they look and feel consistent.
Photos, measurements, first steps and letters your child will read years from now. All in one feed that you show only to the people you choose.
Parents and relatives
Private, public or semi-public
Web and a mobile app
A light version for the youngest: big buttons, clear pictures and “pluses” for every chore done. A parent confirms, a child cheers.
Kids 5–7 and their parents
With a parent’s code
Web and a mobile app
A student sees their grades and tasks, and the family sees the agreements about rewards. Clear rules instead of arguments, and progress you can see every day.
Students and parents
Own login and password
Web and a mobile app
New directions appear next to the family apps. We open them as they are ready and honestly show what stage each one is at.
A separate project; details to be discussed later.
The family's workouts and achievements.
A calendar of important days: dates of family and friends, reminders, holiday preparation.
A recipe bank and menu planning for the family.
Keeping the household and family budget.
A showcase of the developer's own games: every game is published here.
Developer website: projects, notebook and orders by brief.
One family account, separate profiles and clear access rights. Your context stays with you as you move between apps.
You type your password only on the sign-in page. Sign in once and open any app of the ecosystem without logging in again.
Invite relatives by code or link. One person can belong to several families.
A child’s profile is created once and moves between apps, with no re-entering and no lost history.
Reminders about vaccinations, chores and events arrive in the channel you choose, in your language.
A family archive is not for strangers. For every entry you choose who can see it, and you can change your mind at any time.
Only you. This is the default.
Relatives you have invited.
Seen by whoever you send the link to.
An open page with no personal details.
Sign-up takes a minute: a login and a confirmation code by email or Telegram.
Invite relatives by code or link and give each a role: mom, dad, grandparent.
An expected due date is enough. After that, the profile tells you when it is time for the next app.
No. One account works across the ecosystem. You enter your password only on the sign-in page, and the apps open without logging in again. The exception is Studio, which is a separate site with its own sign-in.
Pricing is still being defined. We plan a free tier, plus extended storage and a photobook. A subscription covers the whole family, not each app separately.
Only the people you allow. Everything is private by default; for each entry you choose one of four levels: private, family circle, by link or public.
No. The child’s profile moves between apps along with them. Older entries stay available: the baby diary can be opened and added to even at school age.
The interface is available in Russian and English. Web versions work on phones, tablets and desktops, and the family apps get their own mobile versions.
Yes. You can export your data and delete your account and entries entirely. The diary can also be exported to PDF.