Domo is a purpose-built agent that keeps your family calendar. It has its own phone number you iMessage or text ("add dentist Thursday at 3"), and an always-on wall dashboard that stays current. It's built with native Claude Code tooling and runs on your existing Claude subscription: no API key, no per-token bill. Install it by handing the guide to a coding agent. It's a pattern as much as a product: swap the purpose and build your own. We build in public; come see what others are making.
Family plans have a way of living in an app nobody opens. I wanted the opposite: the calendar on the kitchen wall, and changes one text away. No app, no login, no new inbox.
So I built Domo, a purpose-built calendar agent. It has its own phone number, and everyone in the house just texts it over iMessage or SMS: "add dentist Thursday at 3", "when's the recital?" An always-on dashboard on the wall stays current with today's schedule and the week ahead. Soccer, the dentist, the thing at school on Friday: everyone's on the same page.
The part I like most: there's no framework under it. Domo is built with native Claude Code tooling and runs on the Claude subscription I already pay for. No API key, no per-token bill. It installs by handing the how-to guide to a coding agent; you do two handoffs yourself (a browser sign-in with the calendar connect, and one activation text).
💬 Reply "Hey Domo" right here — ask what our family's up to this weekend, or put something on our calendar ("Hey Domo, add a pizza party Friday at 6") and watch it appear on the wall, on stream, within the minute
🐦 On X, mention @plonkus and say "Hey Domo": x.com/plonkus
The wall dashboard makes this feel tangible. How do you resolve conflicting requests from different family members?
This is awesome, briefly looked it over and wondering one thing: would this install just the same with a different harness + something like a local model? Have had building my own local calendar bot on my todo list for awhile now, and if Domo can bridge that gap I don't even need to build it anymore!
I love it! I just did the entire installing. I am not really a tech but learned over the weeks how to use terminal and claude to ease regular tasks. This is now a true gamechanger. Back then I tried doing calendar automations with shortcuts, notion and other agents, which always turns out to be very complicated and easy to trigger bugs or broken connectors. Took me 30 min setting this up, and while testing I already love it. Will continue testing it over the week and see how it goes! 🤩
About Domo on Product Hunt
“Build and customize your own calendar agent you can text”
Domo launched on Product Hunt on August 4th, 2026 and earned 84 upvotes and 10 comments, placing #17 on the daily leaderboard. Domo is a purpose-built agent that keeps your family calendar. It has its own phone number you iMessage or text ("add dentist Thursday at 3"), and an always-on wall dashboard that stays current. It's built with native Claude Code tooling and runs on your existing Claude subscription: no API key, no per-token bill. Install it by handing the guide to a coding agent. It's a pattern as much as a product: swap the purpose and build your own. We build in public; come see what others are making.
Domo was featured in Productivity (657.9k followers), Home (170.2k followers), Artificial Intelligence (475.5k followers) and GitHub (41.4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 300.4k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Domo?
Domo was hunted by Patrick Lucas. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Patrick Lucas
Hey Product Hunt 👋
Family plans have a way of living in an app nobody opens. I wanted the opposite: the calendar on the kitchen wall, and changes one text away. No app, no login, no new inbox.
So I built Domo, a purpose-built calendar agent. It has its own phone number, and everyone in the house just texts it over iMessage or SMS: "add dentist Thursday at 3", "when's the recital?" An always-on dashboard on the wall stays current with today's schedule and the week ahead. Soccer, the dentist, the thing at school on Friday: everyone's on the same page.
The part I like most: there's no framework under it. Domo is built with native Claude Code tooling and runs on the Claude subscription I already pay for. No API key, no per-token bill. It installs by handing the how-to guide to a coding agent; you do two handoffs yourself (a browser sign-in with the calendar connect, and one activation text).
Domo's awake right now — come play with it:
🖥️ Watch the wall dashboard live: twitch.tv/plucas_pivots
💬 Reply "Hey Domo" right here — ask what our family's up to this weekend, or put something on our calendar ("Hey Domo, add a pizza party Friday at 6") and watch it appear on the wall, on stream, within the minute
🐦 On X, mention @plonkus and say "Hey Domo": x.com/plonkus
🎮 Or come hang out with it on our Discord: https://discord.gg/RTvHyYy3B
And it's a pattern as much as a product. Swap the purpose and build your own, then bring it to our Discord and show us what you got.
Would love your feedback. What would your household text?