8:01 a.m. A Tuesday, the Rivera kitchen

It doesn't just remind you. It makes the call.

JenAI is your family's AI assistant, Jen. It picks up the phone and handles the dentist, the school, the plumber, the pharmacy, even the cable company when the bill goes up, so you never sit on hold again.

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Illustration: a sunny family kitchen at breakfast. Maya, a mom with a lunchbox in one hand and a sneaker in the other, hurries through, while Jen, a small round violet helper wearing a phone headset, floats beside her.

Prologue

This is Maya. She's the default parent.

Today she has four phone calls to make. She is going to make none of them. That's Jen's job: a small, polite AI assistant that picks up the phone, says up front that it's an AI, and gets the thing done.

No app to install. Text it or call it. You approve anything that books or spends.

  • Mayathe default parent
  • Jenmakes the calls
  • Devco-parent, approves from work
  • Leo & Ninathe reasons for most calls
  • 0 minyou spend on hold
  • 6 jobshandled end to end, dentist to cable bill
  • 1 tapto approve anything that books or spends
  • 3 callsfree to start, so you can feel it before you pay

Families using concierge services have reported saving 8–10 hours a week.*
*Reported by users of Yohana, a human-powered family concierge (2021–2025). Not a JenAI statistic.

Painted scene: morning school drop-off under maple trees. Two kids with backpacks run toward a brick school while their mom waves from the car.

8:02 a.m.

Drop-off. Jen calls the dentist.

Maya is waving at a backpack. Jen is on the phone with Bright Smiles Dental, moving Leo's cleaning.

  1. JenHi, this is Jen, an AI assistant calling for the Rivera family. I'd like to move Leo's cleaning to an afternoon next week.
  2. Bright Smiles DentalSure. We have Tuesday 3:30 or Thursday 4:15.
  3. JenEither could work. Let me check with the family and confirm right away. Can you pencil in Tuesday?
  4. Needs you ✋Book Tue 3:30 PM cleaning for Leo? (no charge)Maya taps Approve
  5. Booked ✓Tue 3:30 PM · added to your calendar · report sent
Painted scene: Maya on a park bench at midday, eyes closed in the sun, a sandwich in hand, her phone face-down beside her.

12:15 p.m.

Lunch, actually eaten. Jen calls the school.

Friday is a half day for Nina. Jen tells the front office about early pickup, so Maya can keep her eyes closed a little longer.

  1. JenHi, this is Jen, an AI assistant calling for the Rivera family. Nina will be picked up early on Friday at 1:30. Is there a form we need?
  2. Maple Grove front officeNo form. I've put it in the log and I'll let her teacher know.
  3. JenPerfect, thank you so much. I'll pass that along.
  4. No tap neededNothing booked, nothing spent, so Jen just handles it.
  5. Done ✓Early pickup Fri 1:30 logged · shared with Dev
Painted scene: afternoon school pickup line. Maya relaxes in the driver's seat with an iced coffee, an opened bill envelope on the dashboard, while kids stream out of a brick school.

3:10 p.m.

Car line. Jen takes on the internet bill.

The internet bill crept up to $95. Maya is in the pickup line with an iced coffee. Jen is the one on hold with the retention desk.

  1. JenHi, this is Jen, an AI assistant calling for the Rivera family. Their bill went from $70 to $95. Is there an offer that would bring it down?
  2. Northwave InternetI can do $65 a month for 12 months, same speed.
  3. JenThank you. I can't accept on this call, so I'll take it to the family and call back to confirm.
  4. Needs you ✋Take Northwave's $65/mo for 12 months? (you pay $95 now)Maya taps Approve
  5. Locked in ✓Jen called back · $30/mo saved · bill check in 35 days
Painted scene: golden-hour kids' soccer practice. Maya cheers from a folding chair on the sideline while a toddler sits on a picnic blanket.

5:40 p.m.

Sidelines. Jen books dinner.

Nobody is cooking tonight. Jen finds a table for five at Luigi's, and Dev approves it from the office.

  1. JenHi, this is Jen, an AI assistant calling for the Rivera family. Could we get a table for five tonight, around seven?
  2. Luigi's PizzeriaI've got 7:15 by the window. We hold it with a card, no charge unless you don't show.
  3. JenLovely. One moment while I confirm with the family.
  4. Needs you ✋Book a table for 5 at 7:15 PM, card hold only?Dev taps Approve
  5. Booked ✓Luigi's, 7:15 PM · on the family calendar

How it works

Every call, in four beats.

  1. 1

    You ask.

    Text or call Jen in plain English. Reschedule Leo's dentist to an afternoon next week.

  2. 2

    Jen calls.

    It dials, says it's an AI assistant, waits through the phone tree, and talks to the office. You do nothing.

  3. 3

    You approve.

    Before anything is booked or paid for, you get a one-tap Approve. Small stuff under your limit just goes through.

  4. 4

    Done, on your calendar.

    You get a short report and the full transcript. Bookings land on your Google Calendar automatically.

What it does

The six calls on Jen's list.

  • Most used

    Appointments

    Books or reschedules the pediatrician, dentist, vet, or haircut in your window.

    Move Leo's cleaning to next week, afternoons.

    Start with this →

  • Call the school

    Reports an absence, asks about forms, events, early pickup.

    Tell the office Nina's out sick today.

    Start with this →

  • Reservations

    A table for the family on the night you want.

    Table for 5 at Trattoria Lucia, Friday 7.

    Start with this →

  • Fan favorite

    Service quotes

    Calls plumbers, repair, tutors. Brings back who can come when, for how much.

    Get me plumber quotes for a leaking water heater.

    Start with this →

  • Pharmacy refills

    Requests refills and checks if they're ready. Jen waits through the phone menu, not you.

    Is Dad's prescription ready at CarePlus?

    Start with this →

  • New

    Lower a bill

    Calls the retention line for internet, phone, insurance or the gym, collects the offers, and only accepts the one you pick. Or cancels it.

    Our internet bill jumped to $95. Can you get it down?

    Start with this →

  • …and it reports back

    A skimmable summary and the full transcript after every call. Shared with your co-parent, so nobody double-handles.

    Booked ✓ Tue 3:30 · transcript →

Around the house

Built for the whole household.

  • Illustration: two parents at breakfast each approving something on their phone

    Two parents, one feed.

    Invite your co-parent and you both see everything Jen is doing.

    • Hand a task to your partner with one tap. They get the ping, not you.
    • Approval cards reach both phones. First tap wins; the other sees “Approved by Dev.”
    • For big spends, require both of you to say yes.
  • Painted scene: Jen, the violet helper orb, tidying school flyers and permission slips on a family fridge next to a wall calendar

    The school inbox.

    Schools send a lot. Forward it to your household's private address, or snap the paper flyer, and Jen sorts it out.

    • Field trips and early dismissals land on the family calendar.
    • Permission slips become reminders the evening before they're due.
    • A short “School this week” note every Sunday at 6 p.m.

Trust & control

Autonomous on the call. Never with your wallet.

  • Jen runs the whole call itself. You never wait on hold.
  • One tap before anything is booked or paid for.
  • You set a spending limit. Under it: automatic. Over it: asks first.
  • Jen always says it's an AI, never pretends to be you, and uses a synthetic voice only.
  • Every call comes with a written transcript, kept in your dashboard.

The Rivera ledger limit: $25

  1. $12 copayCarePlus PharmacyAuto ✓under your $25 limit
  2. Book Tue 3:30Bright Smiles DentalNeeds you ✋a booking, so it asks
  3. $85 call-out feeRapid RooterNeeds you ✋over your limit, so it asks

Your limit, your rules. Change it anytime in Settings.

The honest-call guarantee

Every call is made by Jen, and says so.

  • Jen says it's an AI assistant in its very first sentence. Every call.
  • No hidden humans. Nobody at JenAI places or listens in on your calls.
  • Every call produces a transcript you can read.
  • We never train AI models on your family's data.
Read the full guarantee →

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Jen is calling Bright Smiles Dental.

Jen: Hi! I'm Jen, an AI assistant calling on behalf of the Rivera family. I'd like to reschedule Leo's cleaning to an afternoon next week.

Office: Sure — we have Tuesday 3:30 or Thursday 4:15.

Jen: Either could work. Let me check with the family and confirm right away — can you pencil in Tuesday?

Jen asks you: Book Tuesday 3:30 PM cleaning for Leo? No charge. Approve or pick another.

Booked Tuesday 3:30 PM, added to your calendar, report sent.

Pricing

Simple pricing. You only pay for calls that get done.

  • Free trial

    $0

    Feel it before you pay

    • 3 real completed calls
    • The full product, nothing locked
    • Text or call Jen
    • Reports + transcripts
    • No credit card
    Start free

  • Most popular

    Household

    $34/mo

    or ~$29/mo billed annually

    • 30 completed tasks / month
    • One-tap approvals & spending limits
    • Google Calendar sync
    • Shared with your co-parent
    • Overage $1.49 / task
    Choose Household

  • Household Plus

    $59/mo

    For busier households

    • 75 completed tasks / month
    • Higher spending caps
    • Priority calling
    • Overage $0.99 / task
    Choose Plus

You're only charged for calls that actually get done. No-answers and busy signals are on us.School-inbox processing and bill check-ins are never counted. Every plan starts with the free trial.

Questions

Before you hand over the phone.

Do businesses actually talk to an AI?

Mostly, yes. Jen is polite, quick, and says up front that it's an AI assistant calling for your family. Most offices treat it like any caller. If a business declines, Jen thanks them, tells you honestly, and the attempt doesn't count against your plan.

What if Jen makes a mistake?

Jen can't book anything or spend a dollar over your limit without your one-tap approval — that's enforced by our servers, not just good intentions. And every call has a full transcript, so you can always see exactly what was said.

Is this legal?

Yes. Jen always discloses it's an AI, uses a synthetic voice (never a clone of a real person), never impersonates you, and announces recording where required. We built the compliance in from day one.

Will it call people randomly?

Never. Jen only calls the businesses you ask it to, about the things you asked for. If a business asks not to be called, we never call them again.

What do I need to install?

Nothing. You text Jen or call it. There's a web dashboard for transcripts and settings when you want it.

Can my partner use it too?

Yes — JenAI is per household. You both see everything Jen is doing, and either of you can approve with one tap. For bigger spends, you can require both of you to approve.

What about my family's private info?

Jen shares only what a call needs (like a first name and an appointment window), transcripts live in your private dashboard, and recordings auto-delete after 90 days. We never train AI models on your data and never build profiles of people who didn't sign up. You can export or delete everything anytime.

Can Jen really lower my bills?

Often, yes. Jen calls the retention line, collects the offers and brings them to you. It never accepts anything on that first call: you pick the offer, Jen calls back to lock it in, and 35 days later we check that your bill actually changed.

How does the school inbox work?

Your household gets a private forwarding address. Forward school emails (or send Jen a photo of a flyer) and Jen turns them into calendar entries, reminders and to-dos. Jen never replies to the school and never pays anything. Raw emails are deleted after 30 days.

What happens after my 3 free calls?

You'll get a note when you're on your last one. If you love it, plans start at $34/month. If not, you've lost nothing — there's no card on file.

Something else? Visit Help or email help@jenai.dev.

8:30 p.m. · The end

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