Text it like a person
Start a message with “Kettle” in the family group, or text it on its own. There’s no app, no dashboard and nothing for anyone to set up.
The things that fall through the cracks
- Remembers the details
- Allergies, teachers, shoe sizes, what the dentist said. Tell Kettle once and anyone in the family can ask later.
- Plans dinner
- A week of meals that fits around soccer nights and the people who won’t eat mushrooms, from recipes your family already likes.
- Fills the grocery cart
- Kettle turns the week’s dinners and the running list into an H‑E‑B cart. You look it over and check out.
- Sends the reminders
- Pickups, practice, birthdays and bills, to the person who needs them. Kettle asks again until someone says done.
It texts first, at the right time
A short brief in the morning. A nudge fifteen minutes before you need to leave. The cart when it’s ready. Family reminders go to the group, and yours go only to you.
Change any of it by text: “Kettle, skip the morning brief on weekends.”
Private by default
What you text Kettle on its own stays between the two of you. In the family group it only shares what the whole family should know, and it checks who’s in the group before every message.Getting started
Text Kettle hi
It asks what to call you and what you’d like help with first.
Bring your family in
Each person texts Kettle once, so it knows who’s who.
Add Kettle to your group
Then say “Kettle, say hi” and ask it anything.
Questions families ask
Tap one. Kettle answers the way it would in your group chat.
Kettle
No. I’m a contact in Messages. Text me on my own, or add me to your family group like anyone else.
Put the kettle on.
Kettle is opening to a few families at a time. Leave your email and we’ll send yours an invite.