The first week usually feels heavy
Without structure, a new helper onboarding week can become repeated explanations, mixed expectations, and long daily follow-up.
Household operations, simplified.
For families onboarding a new helper
Start clearly from day one.
Prepare routines, house rules, and practical guidance before your new helper arrives, so your first week starts calm and organized.
What changes with Maidly
- Set home rules once and keep them visible every day.
- Use photos and voice notes for clearer instructions in context.
- Keep everyone aligned with one shared household routine.
How it works
- 1Create your home setup, routines, and essential rules.
- 2Assign starter tasks with translated guidance and visuals.
- 3Review progress calmly from one place instead of repeating details.
Clear expectations are shared as respectful guidance, not surveillance.
First-day onboarding flow
A focused setup path for routine, rules, and helper-ready instructions.
Simple annual plan with trial
Maidly is 365 SAR/year (about 1 SAR/day) with a 7-day trial. Payments are handled by a licensed provider, and Maidly does not store full card details.
Common questions for this scenario
Can I prepare everything before the helper arrives?
Yes. You can set routines, rules, and instructions in advance so onboarding starts with clarity.
Can I explain tasks with visuals?
Yes. You can attach photos and voice notes where needed for clearer execution.
Do I need to rewrite everything for each new helper?
No. Your setup stays reusable, so your next onboarding is faster.