Decision memory
"We don't do gifts for cousins." "Theo isn't doing travel ball." Decide once, and the same conversation stops coming back.
✓ Decided Aug 2: no travel ball this year
Features
Six things it carries, so you don't.
Each one feeds the same memory of your household, so every feature gets better when you use any of them.
01Live
Everything ahead, on one screen.
School forms, appointments due, birthdays, home upkeep and return windows, gathered from whatever you have told it or photographed. By week or by month, so the busy days show up early.
- Busy days flagged before they arrive
- Who is due for what, not just what is booked
- Last year's gift, next to this year's birthday
Also inside
The small things that are never small.
Occasions that remember
Birthdays, anniversaries and teacher gifts arrive ahead of time, along with what you gave last year, so nothing repeats.
Grandpa turns 70 on the 24th. Last year: the fishing gear.
Return windows and warranties
Forward the receipt. It tells you before the window closes, not the week after.
Who do I call?
The plumber, the pediatrician, the sitter and what you pay her, the neighbor with the spare key. Ask, and it's there.
⌕ “sitter rate” → Ava · $18/hr · usually Fridays
Someday, without the list
Mention the garage and forget it. There's no backlog to feel guilty about. It raises it on a weekend that's actually free.
Saturday's clear. You've mentioned the garage three times. Want to make it this weekend?
Home upkeep
Filters, smoke alarm batteries, gutters, the sprinkler blowout. It knows the rhythm so you don't have to.
Filter · every 90 daysBatteries · each spring
All of it, for $20 a month.
One plan for the whole household. Every feature included.