The family cabin, together.
Stop running the family cabin through a group chat. Book weeks, split costs and keep the cabin running – one app for the whole family.
Download on the App StoreFree to download · The first 7 days are free for the whole family
Everything about the cabin in one place
Calendar and booking
Request weekends and holidays. The owner approves with one tap – no double bookings.
Fair cost sharing
Firewood, utilities, snow plowing: the app works out who owes whom and suggests the fewest payments.
Group chat
The whole family in one thread, separate from everything else.
Shopping list and to-dos
What is missing and what needs fixing? Everyone sees the same list.
Arrival and departure
Checklists for water, power, heat and locking up – right every time.
Cabin info and journal
Wi-Fi, lockbox, documents, photos and memories in one place.
Up and running in a minute
- Create your cabin and give it a name.
- Share the invite code with your family.
- They enter their first name and the code – done. No passwords to remember.
Free for the family
The first 7 days are free for everyone, with everything working. After that, only the cabin owner pays – everyone they invite uses the app for free, however many you are. The owner sees the options in the app.
Questions and answers
Does the family have to pay?
No. Only the cabin owner pays. Everyone they invite uses FamilyHut for free, however many you are.
What happens after the 7 free days?
If the owner has not picked a subscription or lifetime, the cabin becomes read-only: everything is still visible, but nobody can add anything until it is paid for.
Does my family need an account?
No. Invited family members just enter their first name and the invite code. The owner signs in with Apple.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet – FamilyHut is on iPhone for now.
Where is my data stored?
In the EU, shared only with the members of your cabin. No ads and no tracking. You can delete your account at any time.
Guides for the cabin
Practical advice on scheduling, costs, checklists and house rules. Read the guides →