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A day · Families

Whose turn is it?

Lena has two children, a part-time job and a fridge with no list on it. An illustration: names, amounts and times are made up, and nothing here is a customer story.

Today · tasks3 things
your day, read out of your own workspace

Who

That could be you.

  • Who

    A parent or carer who runs a household calendar.

  • Your say

    Nothing leaves the house without your tap.

A day

What you say, what happens.

  1. 07:30
    You say: What is on for the kids today?

    Your helper: Reads the calendar and lists the school day and the clubs. Your tap: None.

  2. 08:05
    You say: Add: school trip Thursday, packed lunch.

    Your helper: Adds the event to the calendar. Your tap: None.

  3. 12:00
    You say: Add to the shopping list: bread, apples, batteries.

    Your helper: Adds three lines. Your tap: None.

  4. 15:00
    You say: Make a plan for the weekend trip, 250 euro.

    Your helper: Writes a short plan with a budget line in a note. Your tap: You change it.

  5. 18:30
    You say: Write down: swimming kits in the blue bag.

    Your helper: Saves the note. Your tap: None.

  6. 20:00
    You say: Remind me Sunday evening to pack the swim kits.

    Your helper: Sets the reminder. Your tap: None.

Honest labels

What to keep in mind.

  • Pre-beta
    It is an illustration

    The names, amounts and times are made up. We do not have customer stories yet.

  • Pre-beta
    Shared calendars

    How a household shares one workspace on the Pilotie plan (seats) is still to be confirmed.

  • Pre-beta
    The helper is built in, and in early access

    It uses the tools of your workspace and asks before anything risky. While a workspace runs in test mode its replies say so.