Run your household.Not your stress.
The bills, the kids’ schedules, the passwords, the vet, the breaker box — everything the house runs on, out of one person’s head and into one quiet application.
7 days free · No credit card required · Cancel anytime
The Anderson Household
Good morning, Alex
Here’s where the Anderson household stands
Bills
$3,835
Tasks
7
Docs
3
Service
2
Needs Attention
Water heater
flush overdue — call Rivera Plumbing
Trash & recycling — $28
Bill · pay manually
Take out trash & recycling
Task · assigned to Riley
Jordan’s passport
Document expiring
A morning briefing of exactly what needs your attention today.
Playing a tour — click the menu or ask Sterling to take over
Rooms in the house
One quiet application
Email address for every bill
Forward it — it files itself
Sterling on call
Answers from your records
A month, flat
Whole household · after 7 days free
Bills & Payments
Every bill, filed
the moment it lands.
Forward any e-bill to your household’s own email address — it lands in the ledger with the biller, amount, and due date already read. Autopay bills show which account they draw from and when; manual ones can’t hide anymore.
- Bills file themselves — biller, amount, and due date extracted on arrival
- Autopay vs. paid-manually, with the exact card or account each one draws from
- Quarterly and annual expenses — HOA, property tax, registrations — tracked so they can’t sneak up
Bill Inbox
2 waiting for reviewYour household’s bill address
anderson-7h2k@bills.rooots.netYour e-bill is ready
From no-reply@citywater.gov · received today
Mortgage
Autopay · Checking ****9921 · drawn the 19th
Electricity — City Power
Pay manually · login in the Family Vault
Kids
The parent brain,
finally on paper.
Allergies with the EpiPen’s location. Medications with dosages. Bus times, pickup protocols, the school portal login, the lunch account — everything a babysitter, grandparent, or the other parent needs to run the routine at a moment’s notice.
- A medical profile per kid — doctors, allergies, meds with exact dosages
- The daily rhythm: wake, drop-off, pickup, bedtime, and every activity
- The Village on speed dial — babysitters, carpool parents, and neighbors who can help
Riley Anderson
7th grade · Jefferson Middle School
⚠ Peanut allergy — EpiPen in backpack + kitchen junk drawer
Wake
6:45 AM
Bed
9:30 PM · phone on the charger at 9
Drop-off
Bus 14 at 7:25 — Maple & 3rd
Pickup
Bus home, walks in ~3:40 PM
Meds
Cetirizine 10mg with breakfast
Portal
PowerSchool — login in the Vault
The Family Vault
One key opens
the whole house.
If one person had to run this house tomorrow, could they get in? The Master Key holds the email logins where password resets land, the phone passcodes that unlock 2FA, every portal — and where the passports, spare keys, and breaker box actually are.
- Logins & Access first — primary email, phone passcodes, school and utility portals
- Every value masked until you reveal it, one eye-tap at a time
- “Where Things Are” — birth certificates, Social Security cards, the water shutoff
Family Vault · Logins & Access
the Master KeyJordan’s primary email
•••••••••••• · password resets land here
Phone passcodes — Alex & Jordan
•••••• · needed for 2FA texts
School portal — PowerSchool
•••••••••• · grades & lunch balance
Wi-Fi password
maple-street-2024! · revealed
Where things are
Passports — fire safe, top shelf, blue pouch · Breaker box — garage, north wall · Spare keys — the Kims
Finances
Cash in. Cash out.
No surprises in April.
Every paycheck and every bill, normalized to one month, so you can see what’s actually left over. And the tax dates households forget — property tax, quarterly estimates on side income, the registration — surfaced before they’re a problem.
- Cash in vs. cash out, with every bill normalized to its monthly cost
- Spending by category — housing, utilities, insurance, subscriptions, debt
- Tax deadlines and estimates, urgency-colored, months before they bite
Cash in
$7,370
monthly
Cash out
$4,752
monthly
Left over
+$2,618
monthly
Property tax — $1,900
County treasurer · mailed check
Quarterly estimated taxes
IRS 1040-ES — the Etsy income
Sterling
The house has
a concierge now.
Sterling reads the same records you do — the bills, the vault, the kids’ schedules — and answers like a person who’s been running your house for years. Ask him anything; he never acts without your approval.
- “What bills are due this week?” — amounts, dates, and which need a manual payment
- “What’s the Wi-Fi password?” — straight from the Family Vault
- “What’s the kids’ schedule?” — wake to bedtime, activity by activity
Sterling
Household advisor · The Anderson Household
Due in the next 7 days:
• Electricity — $142, Jul 11 (pay manually)
• Streaming bundle — $32, Jul 13 (autopay)
• Credit card — $650, Jul 14 (pay manually)
2 of those need a manual payment.
The whole house
Sixteen rooms. One quiet application.
Everything above, plus the rest of what a household actually runs on.
Home
The morning briefing
Chores & Tasks
Who does what, and when
Important Dates
Renewals, birthdays, expirations
Meals & Groceries
Staples, meals, store guide
Fridge QR
Scan-to-help codes for the whole house
Finances
Cash in, cash out, taxes
Bills & Payments
The ledger, autopay to check
Bill Inbox
Forward an email, it files itself
Household Members
Everyone under the roof
Kids
The parent brain, on paper
Pets
Feeding, meds, vet, grooming
Key Contacts
Doctors to the neighbor with the key
Home & Appliances
Warranties and service status
Service Providers
Plumber to lawn crew
Documents
Passports, policies, deeds
Family Vault
The Master Key
Questions
Fair questions, straight answers.
What exactly is Rooots Personal?
An operating system for your household. Every bill, document, appliance, provider, kid schedule, and important date lives in one place — and the app reads them every morning to tell you what needs attention. Sixteen rooms, one quiet application.
Who is it built for?
Households that run on one person’s memory. If the system today is a junk drawer, a group text, and “ask Jordan,” Rooots Personal was built for you — and for the day someone else has to run the house at a moment’s notice.
What does it cost?
Seven days free, then a flat $29 a month for the whole household — everyone included, no per-person fees. No credit card to start the trial, and you can cancel any time.
Do I need an account?
Yes — create your household with an email and password, or continue with Google, and you’re in. Your household is saved to your account and syncs across your devices. Click through the demo on the home page first if you want to look around.
What is Sterling?
Sterling is the AI advisor built into Rooots. Ask what bills are due, what the Wi-Fi password is, or what the kids’ pickup routine looks like — he answers from your actual household records, and he never takes an action without your approval.
How does the Bill Inbox work?
Your household gets its own email address. Forward any e-bill, invoice, or statement to it and Rooots reads the biller, the amount, and the due date, then queues it for one-tap approval into your ledger. Works from any email account.
Does it replace my bank or budgeting app?
No, and it isn’t trying to. Your bank moves the money and your budgeting app categorizes lattes. Rooots Personal is the operating layer above them — where due dates, logins, documents, and the knowledge of how the house actually runs all live.
Who can see my family’s information?
Only you. Every household is isolated at the database level — row-level security means your account is the only one that can read or write your data. Sharing with your partner is opt-in, and the Family Vault stays under your control.
The house already runs on you.
Give it a system instead.
7 days free, then $29/month · One flat price for the whole household · Cancel anytime