About Wishary

A live product, built for everyday life

Wishary was built and launched in 2026 by the Wishary team. Today it is a real, growing product: a web app at wishary.app/app, an Android app on Google Play (also available as a direct APK), and an iOS app on the App Store.

The mission

Shared chores are a constant source of friction — at home, in couples, between friends. Wishary's mission is to make everyday agreements fair and fun: tasks have a visible price, effort earns coins, and coins buy real rewards that the people around you actually promised. No nagging, no scorekeeping in your head — the room keeps score for you.

How it works

You create a private room in one of four modes — Solo (personal productivity), Duo (couples), Group (friends), or Family (parent and child roles). Members create tasks for each other; completing a task earns coins; coins are spent on wish coupons — services, promises, and shared events created by the same people. Every action lands in the room's feed, stats, and leaderboard. Wishary speaks 12 languages, including right-to-left Arabic.

Wishary is free to start — one room with up to 15 active tasks and 15 active coupons. An optional Premium subscription unlocks up to 10 rooms, custom photos, avatars, and templates, billed through Google Play or the App Store.

Who builds it

Wishary is built and supported by the Wishary team. When you write to us, your message goes straight to the people who build the product — and we read every one.

Tech, honestly

The app is built with Flutter (one codebase for Web, Android and iOS) and Supabase (PostgreSQL hosted in the EU — Frankfurt, Germany, AWS eu-central-1) for the backend. Data lives in private rooms protected by row-level security; an offline-first local cache keeps the app usable without a connection. The mobile app currently ships with no analytics or crash reporting.