Built in, and free to run
The parser behind Tell the house, the weekly brief and memory search run on the built-in engine. They work on every plan.
Above the six layers
Tell the house. Ask the house.
Household AI turns a plain sentence into a plan, tells you what is going on this week, and finds what your home knows. The core of it runs on a built-in engine that costs nothing.
Tell the house
Type a plan. Review it. Save it.
The parser finds the event, a task for each person, shopping items, expected costs and a thread. Nothing is saved until you press Save.
Try one:
Sample household: Maya, John, Sarah and Theo.
This is the real parser the app uses. Nothing is saved.
Reading your sentence.
How it works
What happens when you tell the house.
You type a sentence
The way you would text it: “Dinner at Grandma’s on Sunday at 6pm. Maya will bring dessert.”
It drafts a plan
The event with its time and place, a task for each person named, shopping items (some suggested and marked as suggestions), expected costs and a thread.
You check it
Look it over before anything is saved. A plan is a draft until you say so.
You press Save
Everything is created at once and linked to the plan, so the thread, the tasks and the list stay together.
Ask the house
The weekly brief, on demand.
Bills due with the total, appointments, tasks (overdue, upcoming and yours), conflicts and money due. Built in, and free to run.
What’s going on this week?
Building the brief.
Sample household. Real engine. Dates move with today, so it is always this week.
Memory questions
Answers from your own records.
Each answer links to the records it used, so you can check it.
Sample household. Real engine. The answer comes from the records, and the record it came from is shown.
Household+
Document reading.
Photograph or upload a bill, a receipt or a warranty, and get suggested fields to confirm, like the amount and the date. You check them before anything is saved.
How the AI features are run
Built in first. An AI model when it helps.
An AI model, when switched on
With AI switched on, Tell the house understands more. Each household has a monthly allowance: 100 AI answers on Household, 500 on Household+.
Never trained on your home
Household data is never used to train AI models, ours or anyone else’s.
Capped by design
On top of each household’s allowance, the whole service has a daily spending cap for the AI features.
It is a helper, not a person
The built-in parser understands common household sentences, and it will sometimes miss. That is why every plan is a draft until you press Save.
Questions
About Household AI
Does Tell the house need an AI model?
No. It works without one, using the built-in parser. With AI switched on, it understands more kinds of sentences.
Is the weekly brief an AI feature?
It is built in. It reads your calendar, bills and tasks and puts them together, and it costs nothing to run.
What counts as an AI answer?
An answer that uses an AI model. Household includes 100 a month and Household+ includes 500. The built-in features do not count.
Is my data used to train AI?
No. Never.
The rest of the house
All six layers.
People
Who is in the household?
- Members
- Roles
- Permissions
- Invites
- Profiles without logins
- Birthdays
Time
What is happening?
- Calendar
- Appointments
- Birthdays
- Conflicts
- Reminders
- Calendar feed
Money
What does it cost?
- Bills
- Payments
- Expenses
- Splits and balances
- Budgets
- Subscriptions
Work
What needs to happen?
- Tasks
- Chores with rotation and points
- Errands
- Shopping lists
- Meals
- Home maintenance
Memory
What does the household know?
- Things
- Documents vault
- Contacts
- Notes
- Memory search
- Activity timeline
Context
What is happening right now?
- Location (opt-in)
- Places
- Weather
- The Right now card
Give your home an operating system.
Start with 30 days of Household+ free. No card needed. Nothing is deleted when the trial ends.