Living in Singapore, we have a Filipino helper. It's honestly made our marriage better — because nobody's arguing over who's cooking dinner, who's picking up kids, or who forgot to buy groceries. But most families don't have that option. That's why SuperNori (@Nori_FamilyAI) caught my attention — it's a "Family AI" that works like a digital version of that same role. Say something, snap a photo, forward an email, and the scheduling, meals, and groceries are sorted. A few things it does: - "My daughter has piano every Thursday at 5 PM" — straight to the shared family calendar - Snap a school flyer or forward an email — auto-extracts the details into your calendar - Schedule conflicts flagged before they become a problem - Snap your fridge, ask "what's for dinner" — recommendations based on what you have and your family's preferences AI Agents have gone into IDEs, browsers, design tools — but nobody's tackled the home. Family coordination is a natural fit for the Agent paradigm, and the user base dwarfs any dev tool.