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MeeTiPi organises shared life for a group of people close to each other — flatmates, family, couple, friends, a trip or an association — gathered in a common space, the "Tipi". Shared expenses, chores and events, shared lists, sticky notes, polls and the group chat are all in one place.

Yes. MeeTiPi is free on iPhone, Android and in the browser. The service is funded by advertising: a discreet banner appears on some browsing screens (home, the home's page, module lists) — never full-screen ads or videos.

On iPhone and iPad (App Store), on Android (Google Play) and in any web browser, at app.meetipi.com. One account works everywhere: your homes and all their data follow you from one device to another. All the links are on the Download page.

In the mobile app, partly: a banner tells you the connection is lost, screens keep showing the last data loaded, and you can still add or edit an expense, manage list items or tick off a chore. These actions are sent automatically once the network is back. Other actions (creating a wallet or a poll, managing members…) stay greyed out offline. The web version needs a connection.

On first launch, Google asks for your consent; you can refuse, in which case ads stay non-personalised. To change your mind at any time, open your Profile, "Extra" section, then "Manage my ad choices". Accounts under 15, or with no date of birth, only receive non-personalised ads.

Your data is used only to run MeeTiPi and is hosted in France, by OVH. It is never sold. What is collected, why, who it is shared with (for example to turn a photo into an avatar) and how to exercise your rights is detailed in the privacy policy.

Write to support@meetipi.com describing your question or the problem you ran into, ideally with your account's email address. The Support page also lists answers to the most common problems.

If sign-up is open, click "Create an account" from the login screen of the mobile app (Android or iOS), fill in your details, then confirm the link you receive by email. Your account will then need to be approved before you can access the app.

From the login screen, click "Forgot your password?", enter your email and follow the link you receive (valid for one hour) to choose a new password.

From the profile editing page, update your first name, last name, display name, date of birth and gender, then save.

On the profile editing page, enter your current password then your new one (8 characters minimum) in the dedicated block.

Fill in your address and phone number in the profile's optional info, then tick the consent box to make them visible to your homes' members — without ticking this box, they stay hidden even once filled in.

If you're a Home Admin of a home, a dedicated block on the "My homes" page gathers all membership requests to handle: accept or decline each one in a single click.

A "Log out" button at the bottom of your Profile page ends your session and takes you back to the login screen.

Give it a name, an optional description and choose an illustrated scene from among 26 settings: you automatically become its Home Admin, and this home becomes your active home.

Ask the home's Home Admin for the 6-character invitation code and enter it from "My homes": your request must then be approved by a Home Admin before you get access.

As a Home Admin, open the "Enrolment" block on the home's page and enter the email of someone already registered on MeeTiPi to send them a direct invitation.

A Home Admin can accept or decline each request from the home's page or from the "My homes" page, with no further confirmation.

From the home's page, a Home Admin can promote any accepted member; this promotion is permanent, there is no way to reverse it.

A Home Admin can revoke a member's access from the home's page, by confirming their name exactly. This automatically removes them from their open polls, their assigned chores and the lists where they were only a member — but not from wallets, which need to be adjusted separately.

A revoked member can request to join the same home again (by code, link or QR code): their request goes back to pending approval, and they regain their original role once accepted.

A Home Admin can rename the home and edit its description from a pencil button on its page.

It brings together the member list, the home's composed image, as well as the invitation code, link and QR code for enrolment, visible to any accepted member.

Only a Home Admin can delete a home, from its page. To confirm, enter the home's exact name, then validate on the next screen. Deletion is permanent and erases all of the home's content (expenses, chores, lists, sticky notes, polls, messages) for all its members.

From an existing expense's menu, duplicate it to start from a pre-filled form (amount, payer, split) and save time on a recurring expense.

Open an expense's page to edit it or delete it permanently; these actions are open to any wallet participant, not just its author.

Archive a wallet that's no longer used to make it read-only and remove it from the default list, while keeping its history viewable; you can unarchive it at any time.

Any participant can delete it permanently, along with all its expenses, by confirming their name exactly.

Tick the round checkbox next to a chore assigned to you, from the list, the home screen or its page: depending on the assignment mode, this may be enough to close it for everyone or just for your own part.

Show only your own chores or all of the home's, and only what's left to do or the full history, using the filters above the list.

Choose to edit or delete just that occurrence, or this one and all the following ones — the rest of the series is never affected.

At creation or from its page, uncheck the members who shouldn't see an event: only those left checked have access to it, everywhere in the app.

In edit mode, click an item to edit its label inline, or delete it with one click on the bin icon.

In edit mode, drag and drop an item by its dedicated handle to change its order in the list.

From a template's page, the "Instantiate" button creates a normal new list in one click, with the same items and the same sharing, without ever changing the original template.

Any shared member can add or remove other members from edit mode; only the owner can never be removed.

Any shared member can delete it permanently, along with all its items, after a simple confirmation.

From the "+" stack in the fridge block on the home screen, enter some text (100 characters maximum) and a mandatory due date.

Click directly on a sticky note shown on the fridge to change its text, colour or due date.

Open the sticky note to remove and click "Delete": the deletion is permanent.

Tick "Results visible before closing" so any member can view the results from the first vote onward; otherwise, only administrators see them before the poll is closed.

From the edit screen, an administrator can add or remove members, and promote or demote other administrators (as long as at least one is always left).

An administrator can archive a poll to move it out of active lists while keeping its results visible, or delete it permanently by confirming its exact title.

Click a message to choose one of the six available emoji; clicking your already-posted reaction again removes it.

Under your own messages, a "Seen by" line shows the avatars of the members who have already viewed them.

The Chat link in the navigation shows a badge with the number of unread messages in the active home, which drops back to zero as soon as the conversation is opened.

Click the bell to open your notification list, grouped by domain (Home, Wallets, Chores/Events, Polls, Sticky notes, Chat), most recent first.

Choose, in your preferences, how many days in advance you want to be reminded of a chore's due date (1 day by default).

Choose "Clear" (the notification disappears once read) or "Keep" (it stays visible, marked as read) in your preferences.

Remove a specific notification with the cross on its row, or use "Clear all" at the top of the panel to mark them all as read at once.

On the mobile app, allow notifications once logged in to receive your alerts even with the app closed.

Copy the link or have it emailed to you, then add it as a subscription in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or any other compatible client.

Both calendars include your upcoming chores and events, sticky notes not yet due, and poll closing dates; "Me" only shows your own chores and polls you haven't voted in, "All" also shows what concerns other members.

A dedicated button replaces both your links at once if you want to cut off access to old subscriptions: the previous ones stop working immediately.