Meet Hearth
Tell it things as they happen, in the door, in the car, half-distracted. Hearth keeps them and brings them back at the point they matter, for both of you.
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Conversations, plans, the half-finished idea from the car. Filed and findable, so nobody has to reconstruct what was said last Tuesday.
No app to open and no form to fill in. Walk in the door and say what happened. Hearth does the filing.
Both partners on the same context, all the time. The end of "I thought you were dealing with that."
Hearth raises what has gone quiet and what is about to be late, without waiting to be asked.
Why Hearth works
Almost every AI tool assumes one user with one set of problems. A household doesn't work like that. Hearth holds the context both of you are carrying, so the answer is the same whoever asks, and neither of you has to be the one who remembers.
Sound familiar?
"You've had the bathroom conversation four times. Every time, someone says they'll write it down. Nobody does."
"School runs, swimming, a dentist appointment that keeps getting pushed. It lives in your head because there's nowhere better to put it."
"Your partner asks what needs doing this weekend, and you spend ten minutes just getting them up to speed."
"You decided something important three months ago. You can't remember what you decided, or who was going to follow up."
Six months in
Hearth knows your daughter swims on Tuesdays. It knows you're trying to hold the bathroom to €15k. It knows Thursday is always chaos, and that the boiler service needs chasing. You told it all of that one conversation at a time. Now it just knows.
Where it sits
A to-do app is an empty container you have to keep filling. Hearth understands what the entries mean and how they connect, so the maintenance isn't your job.
General assistants are excellent, and they start every conversation from nothing. Hearth carries your household forward week over week, and knows who everyone is.
Alexa and Google are built around an advertising business. Hearth answers to your household, and that's the whole relationship.
Two parents in rural Ireland with three small kids, building the thing we needed and using it ourselves every day before anyone else sees it.
Your data
The longer a household uses Hearth, the more it understands about how that household actually runs. After six months it knows things no other tool has ever been told. That depth belongs to you. It is used to help your family and for nothing else.
Opening to a small group of families first.
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