What's Coming
LiveOne view of everything ahead: school forms, appointments due, birthdays, home upkeep, return windows. By week or by month, so the busy days show up early.
The AI household assistant
It connects the dots, so you don't have to.
Handled remembers everything about your household and works out what it means for tomorrow. Then it brings you the answer on your lock screen, ready for one tap.
iPhone and Android, from your browser. App Store version on the way.
PersonIvy, 6
RoutineBallet · Wednesdays 4:15
You saidTights get washed the night before
CalendarTomorrow is Wednesday
PersonTheo, 9 · Grade 4
Photo · Mon 3:41 PMField-trip permission slip
Read from formDue Wed · $12 fee
HouseholdEmergency contact: Dana
Health · confirmedIvy: peanut allergy
PetBiscuit · booster due Oct
PersonMarcus away Thu
RoutineTheo: soccer Tue 4:30
HandlednowTomorrow needs Ivy's ballet tights washed
Ballet is at 4:15. They're still in the hamper, so tonight's the night.
HandlednowSign Theo's field-trip form tonight?
Due Wednesday, $12. Class and emergency contact are filled in.
Approve
Not now
Remembering Ivy's week…
Somebody in your house is holding all of it.
The form in the backpack. The tights in the wash. Which kid can't have nuts, when the dog's booster is due, what you gave at last year's birthday. None of it is hard. All of it has to be remembered, by someone, every day.
Most apps give that person another list to keep. Handled keeps it for them, and brings back only the part that needs doing next.
How it works
Tell it once. It remembers, gets ahead, and asks before it acts.
- 1
Tell it, or snap it
Say it in a sentence, photograph the permission slip, or share a link. That's the whole setup.
- 2
It remembers your household
People, schools, routines, allergies, decisions you've made. You never explain your family twice.
- 3
It gets there first
It works out what’s coming and what it needs from you, then picks a sensible moment to say so.
- 4
You tap yes
Approve from the lock screen, or say not now. Nothing is sent, booked or bought without you.
Built for the lock screen
A calendar tells you what's happening. Handled tells you what to do about it.
Most of Handled happens without opening it. A briefing arrives the evening before and again that morning, each one covering the whole day. When something needs your decision, the decision comes with it.
- One note per window. Not a countdown for every event.
- Approve or decline in place. The card updates to show what happened.
- Nothing tomorrow, nothing sent. A quiet evening stays quiet.
- Private by default. Health details never show on a locked phone.
Calendar7:00 PM
Ballet
Tomorrow, 4:15 – 5:15 PM
Calendar alertHandled briefing
Live demo
It's Tuesday night at the Reyes house. Have a go.
Dana and Marcus, Theo (9), Ivy (6) and Biscuit the dog. Everything on this phone responds. Nothing leaves the page.
things you’re still carrying tonight
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What it does
One assistant for everything your household has to remember.
Evening and morning briefings
LiveTwo notes a day at most, each covering the whole day and leading with what needs doing. If nothing's on, nothing arrives.
Snap it, forward it, forget it
Coming soonPhotograph the permission slip or the party invite. Handled pulls out the dates, costs and to-dos and files them where they belong.
Meals that already know
LiveWeekly plans shaped around who eats what, what’s safe for each person, and which nights are rushed. Approve it and the grocery list writes itself.
A careful health vault
Coming soonAllergies, medications and records, stored only after you confirm them and never shown on a locked screen. It organizes. It doesn't diagnose.
The handoff brief
Coming soonGoing away? One tap makes a page for the sitter or grandparent: allergies, bedtimes, contacts, what’s for dinner, where things are.
Trust
An assistant you don't have to check up on.
Nothing happens without your yes
Handled prepares; you decide. It can't claim it did something it didn't, because you're the one who tapped.
Every nudge explains itself
Tap "Why this?" on any notification to see what it knew and where it learned it.
Safety facts wait for you
An allergy or medication is never stored on a guess. Handled asks you to confirm it first, every time.
What we will never do with your family's information
We don't sell it, rent it, or share it for advertising. There is no advertising in Handled. Your household's information is not a product and will not become one.
We do advertise Handled itself, and this website carries the ordinary marketing tools that takes. Those see visits to these pages and nothing from inside your account — not a name, not an allergy, not a medical note. The privacy policy draws that line exactly.
You can see everything it knows, in plain language, on one screen, and delete any of it or all of it whenever you like. Deleting means deleted, not hidden.
Read the privacy policyPricing
One plan. The whole household.
No tiers, no add-ons, no ads. Everyone in your house is covered, whether or not they ever install it.
$20per month
- Lock-screen briefings and one-tap approvals
- What's Coming, capture, meals and grocery lists
- Health vault and handoff briefs
- Download everything, anytime
Capture, the health vault and handoff briefs are on the way; everything else is live today.
Start using HandledCancel anytime. If you stop, your household stays readable for 90 days so you can download it, then it's deleted.
Get it on your phone
No App Store needed. Yet.
Handled installs from your browser in under a minute, and its notifications reach your lock screen like any app's. The App Store version is in progress. When it ships, your household comes with you.
- Step 1Open handledassistant.comIn Safari on iPhone, or Chrome on Android.
- Step 2Add to Home ScreenTap Share, then Add to Home Screen. On Android, tap Install.
- Step 3Tell it about your householdA few sentences is enough. It asks about notifications once it has something worth telling you.
Questions
Handled is an AI assistant app for your household. It remembers the people, schedules, forms and rules that keep your home running, and brings you the next thing that needs doing, usually as a notification you can resolve from your lock screen.
Not yet. Handled runs today as a web app you add to your home screen, with real notifications on iPhone and Android. A native App Store version is in progress, and your household moves over with you when it ships.
A calendar alerts you about an event. Handled briefs you on what the event needs from you: the tights to wash, the form to sign, the lunch to pack. One note in the evening covers everything tomorrow asks of you.
No. Every action waits for your yes. If you haven't tapped approve, nothing was sent, booked or bought.
Yes. Handled is built to work fully for one person. Others can receive things from it, like a handoff brief for a sitter, without ever needing an account.
It's never sold, rented or used for advertising. You can see everything Handled knows on one screen and delete any of it, or all of it, whenever you like.
No. The health vault stores and finds your family's records, and checks meal plans against confirmed allergies. It doesn't interpret results or recommend treatment.
Handled is $20 per month for your whole household, with every feature included. Cancel anytime.
More answers on the full FAQ.
Carry less.
Tell Handled about your household tonight. Tomorrow evening, it tells you what's next.
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