Kivu is the AI-powered life operating system that quietly handles your family's schedule, meals, email, and health — so you can be present with the people who matter most.
The form. The cleats. The dentist. The birthday card. Most apps give you a place to write the stress down. Kivu actually takes it off your plate.
Two kids ate at a friend's house yesterday. Your partner has a meeting that runs late. There's chicken and half a bag of spinach. You've been here before.
It's $12, due today, and you printed it last night. You also remembered the dentist, the cleats by Friday, and your mom's birthday card.
Calendar in one tab. Recipe in another. Group text with grandma. You wanted to be watching the game.
Kivu reads, remembers, plans, and acts across your family's life — quietly, in the background, before you have to ask.
Persistent memory. Reads your inbox, knows your people, drafts replies, never starts from zero — and quietly takes care of the rest.
See it in actionGoogle, Apple, Outlook — all merged. Conflicts spotted before they happen.
Plans from your week, your pantry, and what your kids will actually eat.
Wifi passwords, doctor names, that recipe — all there when you ask.
Circles are private shared spaces that connect the people who matter — grandparents, cousins, friend groups, neighborhood crews — with calendars, chat, a family feed, and an AI that understands every group you're part of.
The command center for who lives under your roof. Schedules, meals, tasks, and the shared mental load.
Grandparents see the soccer schedule. Cousins coordinate the reunion. No more group-text chaos.
Book clubs, committees, neighborhood crews — any circle that needs shared planning and one place to talk.
Setup takes minutes. Kivu does the heavy lifting from there.
Link your email, calendars, and family in minutes. No migration. No setup wizard.
Kivu reads, remembers, plans, acts. Drafts replies, builds meal plans, spots conflicts before they happen.
Move through your day knowing the details are taken care of. Be in the room. Not on your phone.
The group texts that never end and somehow always need a reply from you.
The 4:57pm dinner panic. Three apps open. Nothing thawed.
The guilt of being on your phone when you should be watching the game.
The school newsletter you didn't read, with the form that was due yesterday.
The calendar is synced. Dinner is planned. The grocery order went through. Your partner knows about the schedule change. The AI already drafted the RSVP. You pick up your phone and see one message:
“All caught up. Have a great day.”
That's the feeling we're building.
Early notes from the families helping us shape Kivu.
“For the first time in fifteen years, I'm not the one holding the whole family schedule in my head. Kivu just… knows.”
“My mom can finally see the grandkids' soccer schedule without me texting it to her every Sunday. That alone was worth it.”
“I opened my phone, expecting twenty things to do. Kivu had already done eight of them. I cried a little.”
Available now on iOS and the web. Free to start.
Free to start · No credit card · iOS & web
