About the startup
Lyncus is a modern household management system and family organizer app designed for people organizing life together. We keep repeating things in chat. Things get lost. With Lyncus, things actually get done. Instead of using separate apps for planning, tasks, shopping, meals and messaging, Lyncus brings the core parts of daily coordination into one clean shared space. The first Lyncus branch focuses on households, including solo households, couples, families and shared homes. Future branches extend the same model to wider family circles and sports teams.
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