The mental load is three jobs, not one.
Knowing what's coming.
Doing the thing.
Checking it happened.
Den takes all three.
And proves the third.
The goal isn't tasks completed. It's the day you stop checking.
Fair questions.
How is this different from ChatGPT or Claude?
A chatbot answers when you ask, and the errand is still yours. Den lives in the family's group chat, carries the family's context, and does the errand itself — the form, the call, the order — then shows proof it's done.
Do we need a new app?
No. Den joins the iMessage group chat your family already has. Nothing to install, no accounts to create — one text and it's in the thread.
What does Den do without asking?
New errands ask first. Routine ones announce, with a window to cancel. Proven ones run — and everything is reversible in one tap.
How does Den prove something's done?
It never says done without evidence. Every "booked" carries the confirmation, every call the transcript, every cart the exact list it was built from. Done, with the receipt attached.
What about the sitter, or grandma?
They can be in the thread at their own level of trust. A sitter gets her checklist and can ask about her day; she never sees the family's calendar, mail, or anything beyond her part.
Can the kids use it?
Kids are never users. No accounts under 13, no covert anything. Den coordinates about kids, never with them.
What happens to our data?
No ads, no data sale, ever — your family isn't training data. See everything Den knows, and leave cleanly with your data. Read the privacy policy.
What does it cost?
$34 a month for the whole household — every member, every thread, execution included. 30 days free, the full product. Founding families lock the price for life.
What about Android?
Den lives in iMessage today. Android is on the roadmap.
No app. No login. One text to join the thread.
Add one member to the group chat.
$34 a month.
The whole household: every member, every thread, execution included. 30 days free, the full product, not a demo.
Founding families lock this price for life. Pause anytime; Den keeps the memory.