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The app and community for expats – and everyone else – created by families for families.

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Complete your profile with your detailsand tell us who you are.

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Let other families know you’re open to connect

Find Families
Found families with similar interests? Give them a like and start the conversation

Events
Create and/or take part in events to create unique moments and genuine connections.

Get to know our Ambassadors
The FamAPPy community is made up of Ambassadors who organize events and help the local community grow.
Do you want to get involved as an Ambassador? Contact us through the app.
Hundreds of parents will thank you!

Martina Ursini
Geneva
“Life as a parent abroad is still challenging, but with FamAPPy, you no longer have to face it alone.”

Andja Gjoka
Lugano
“FamAPPy opens the doors to a large community of parents. A real, practical, and immediate network that we all wish we had at the beginning.

Paulina Malaga
Zurich
“On FamAPPy, you’ll find parents like us, reliable spots, practical advice, and that comforting feeling of not having to do it all alone.”
A Word from the Experts
The FamAPPy blog is a space dedicated to families, where family-oriented experts share ideas, advice and insights useful for everyday life. Would you like to contribute as an expert and raise your profile?
Get in touch with us through the app and help us create value for the community!

Family Immunity: Small Habits That Make the Difference
Immunity doesn’t mean avoiding every virus; it means building resilience every day. As a father and a nutritionist, I’m sharing the simple strategies that changed our flu season.
BY DAVIDE ALFONSI

What does it mean to be “Bilingual”?
Bilingualism does not cause confusion or delays; it’s a natural path of language development. Discover what science says and let’s debunk the myths about bilingual children.
BY VALENTINA GIANNINI

The Truth About Loneliness of Motherhood Abroad
I’m Polish, I’ve lived in three countries, and I became a mother far from home. People talk about the adventure of living abroad; much less about the quiet loneliness
that comes when you raise children without a support network.
BY PAULINA MALAGA