The real opportunity in Family AI is not just scheduling, groceries, or reminders It is helping without crossing the line Work AI can push for automation Family AI needs boundaries SuperNori’s approach is simple: 👀 Notice first 💬 Ask next ✅ Act only after approval That’s what makes it feel helpful, not invasive Watch the demo 👇 🔗

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.