First, the home itself.
Thirty seconds of context so the AI knows what it's running.
Who's in the household?
Family and staff. Nobody here needs to install anything — they'll just message the house on WhatsApp.
Roles matter: the AI uses them to pick the right assignee — a plumbing report suggests the plumber, "send this packet at 6" goes to whoever's on duty, and family get reminders phrased as reminders, not orders.
Numbers matter more: use the number each person has WhatsApp on, with its country code — that's how the house line recognises them when they message it.
Language matters too: reminders reach each person as a WhatsApp voice note spoken in the language you pick here — type in English, they hear it in theirs. Pick English for someone and they get text reminders instead.
Connect the house line.
This number is the product. Anything sent to it becomes a report, an instruction, or a record.
Scan to open the chat, or share the contact card with everyone you added in step 2.
Set the house rules.
The AI acts inside these limits and asks you above them. Change them anytime.
No nudges to anyone in the house between:
Routine costs up to this amount, with trusted vendors, just happen. Above it, you decide.
One summary of everything handled — sent to you on:
Always on. Safety issues reach you immediately, any hour, in any mode. This one isn't configurable.
Your home is live.
The house line is listening. Share it with the household — then try one of these.
Send your first message