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Voice · Witty
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"Your partner's birthday is in 12 days and you have zero gift ideas saved. Shall I panic-plan or do we have a strategy?"
By invitation only
The chief of staff
for your personal life.
Remembers every detail. Manages the logistics. Keeps your family's life on track.
Ready in two minutesNo software to installPrivate memory
Yours, by name
Name them. Shape them.
They're yours.
Choose a name and a voice. Your chief of staff is as personal as the life they manage — and you can refine them at any time.
Voice
How your chief of staff communicates with you. Drafts adjust automatically.
What changes
You run everything at home.
No one's running it for you.
Without Loreva
With your chief of staff
Deadlines buried in email threads
Tracked and surfaced ahead of time.
"When did we last service the HVAC?"
They keep the log. Just ask.
Panic-buying gifts the day before
Ideas noted as you mention them, year-round.
Group text chaos for weekend plans
Options researched, the message drafted.
Renewal dates scattered across accounts
Tell them once. They never forget.
"The people who manage everything else deserve someone managing for them."
The memory map
Tell them once.
They remember forever.
Your chief of staff builds a living picture of your life — people, dates, preferences, obligations. You can see it, edit it, or delete any of it, anytime.
01 — You mention
"Emma's school play is June 5th. She needs a white shirt."
02 — Memory stored
Connected to Emma · Calendar · Household.
03 — Later, unprompted
"Emma's play is tomorrow. Reminder: she needs a white shirt."
Memory map247 facts · 18 people · 6 categories
Memory map · private to you
PeopleRecurringPreferencesDocuments
A week with your chief of staff
Small mentions, weeks apart,
add up.
MON
The renewal that handles itself
"Car registration expires in September."
In August, your chief of staff reminds you, pulls up what you need, and drafts a note to your partner.
WED
The dinner that plans itself
"In-laws visiting Saturday."
Father-in-law's diet remembered. Restaurants matched. Reservation drafted.
THU
The gift that doesn't get forgotten
"Maddox wants a telescope."
Surfaced in November as a holiday idea — alongside everything mentioned this year.
FRI
The morning that briefs itself
"Tuesday: lawn at 11, dentist at 3.30."
Briefed before the day begins, without asking.
Getting started
Ready in two minutes.
01
Name your chief of staff
Pick a name and personality. This is yours — make it personal.
02
Tell them about your world
A brief conversation. Your household, your family, your preferences. They listen and remember.
03
They take it from there
No models to configure. No software to install. Just ask.
The premise
Your life. Your data.
Your control.
Privacy isn't a feature we layered on. It's the premise the product was built around.
A database that is yours alone
Your chief of staff's memory lives in storage dedicated to your account.
Never used to train models
Period. Your household is not a training set.
Designed, built, hosted in the U.S.
Your data stays on infrastructure inside the country.
Delete any memory — or all of it
One click. Removed from active systems; backup retention is detailed in our privacy policy.
Questions
The thoughtful answers, kept short.
Begin
Your chief of staff is waiting.
Two minutes. Name them, tell them about your world, and they're ready.