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Famori
The AI companion that remembers everything for your family
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The AI companion that remembers everything for your family
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Famori is the AI companion that helps parents manage the invisible mental load of running a family. Keep calendars, reminders, meals, wellness, and family information in one place, then simply ask Famori instead of trying to remember everything yourself.
Dial
the hardest part for me isn't remembering things myself, it's getting my partner to actually check the same place I put them. every "one app for the family" tool promises that and then somebody quietly keeps a separate mental list on the side anyway. curious what you've seen work to get the whole household actually feeding it info, not just the parent who downloaded the app - does the whatsapp-native habit carry over now that it's a PWA, or did moving off whatsapp bring some of that friction back
@galdayan This is such a good point. I think getting the whole household to actually adopt the same system is probably one of the hardest parts.That's also something I'm still figuring out with Famori. I don't want it to become another app where one parent does all the work while everyone else continues doing their own thing 😅
The PWA is a big part of that direction because it removes some of the friction of needing WhatsApp, and I'm also thinking a lot about how to make Famori useful enough that every family member actually wants to use it.
Still very much a work in progress, but this is exactly the kind of feedback I want to hear.
Dial
@zakiah_hashim that "useful enough that everyone wants to use it" framing is probably the only honest answer, since I don't think a reminder feature ever wins against someone's existing habit on its own merits. the thing that's made other shared-household tools stick for us wasn't the primary user's app choice, it was some small feature the second person actually got value from directly instead of just being pinged by. curious if you have a candidate for that "not the organizer, but the other parent still gets something out of it" hook, or if that's still the open question