One family.
One memory.
Wooly is a shared family memory that lives inside the AI apps your family already opens every day. One person says something once — and everyone's assistant knows it.
Being built now · Nobody in the house will need to download anything
A demonstration: one family, several different assistants, one shared memory
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It was never about the app. It was about one person carrying all of it.
Shared calendars and chore apps all ask the same impossible thing: that everyone in the house adopts them. Now the important details also live inside one person's private chat history.
The appointment only one parent knew about
Maria moved Emma's pediatrician to Thursday through her ChatGPT. Dave's assistant never heard about it. He took Wednesday afternoon off for nothing.
The Wi-Fi password, asked for the fortieth time
It lives in exactly one person's head. That person is in a meeting. The sitter is standing in the kitchen holding a tablet.
The credit that quietly expired
A support rep promised $150 back on a Tuesday phone call. Nobody wrote it down, so nobody chased it, so it never arrived.
Three steps, in order. Then it just runs.
There is no dashboard to check and nothing to maintain. Wooly works in the background of apps your family already opens.
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Step 01
Tell Wooly once
Say it in the ChatGPT or Claude you already use — or text your family's Wooly number. Anyone in the house can, including the ones with no AI at all.
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Step 02
Everyone's AI knows
Wooly files it in the right room and hands it to every connected assistant. Nobody signs up for a new app, and nobody has to remember to check one.
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Step 03
Wooly speaks up first
Before the free trial converts, before the rebate lapses, before the warranty ends. You hear about it while there is still time to act.
But my husband won't use another app.
He doesn't have to. He pastes one link into the ChatGPT he already uses — once, about ninety seconds — and never opens Wooly again. His assistant simply starts knowing the family's things.
And grandma? The twelve-year-old? Every family gets a phone number. Text it to add something, text it to ask something. No AI account required by anyone.
Three rooms. That's the entire permission system.
No roles screen, no sharing settings, no permission matrix. Wooly picks the room, shows you which one it chose, and one tap moves it.
Kitchen
Everyone in the family
Schedules, groceries, the Wi-Fi password, allergies, who's doing pickup.
Study
Grown-ups only
Money, medical details, accounts, anything to do with the school office.
My Shelf
Only you
Private notes, gift ideas, and anything you haven't decided to share yet.
A seven-year-old can understand this, which is the point. Read how we handle your family's data.
Have a look inside
Open Wooly with a demo family already in it — the Garcias, three members, a Kitchen full of the things a household forgets. Nothing to sign up for, and nothing you add there leaves your device.
It caught the $150 credit we forgot about.
Wooly watches for money and deadlines your household stands to lose — the credit a rep promised on a call, the rebate expiring in nine days, the trial converting Tuesday, the flight credit nobody remembered.
One caught credit tends to cover a year of Wooly. And it keeps delivering in the weeks when nobody adds a thing.
Comcast credit the rep promised on the phone
Mail-in rebate on the air filters
Unused flight credit from the spring trip
One price for the whole family
One person subscribes. Everybody benefits. No per-person fees, no ads, and we never sell your family's data.
Wooly Family
$12.99
per month, or $119 a year
- Everyone in the family, unlimited memories
- Every AI connection
- Your family's own phone number
- Owed-to-Us tracker
- Export everything, anytime
Waitlist families get the first month free
Wooly Plus
$24.99
per month, or $229 a year
- Everything in Family
- Document vault
- Two households, one family
- Priority answers
Your family's memory should belong to your family.
Not to us, and not to whichever AI company you happen to be using this year. These four are commitments in our terms, not slogans on a page.
The questions everyone asks
When can my family actually use it?
Wooly is being built now. Join the waitlist and we'll email you once — when it's ready for real households, not before. Waitlist families go first and get the first month free.
Do I have to switch to a different AI?
No. Wooly connects to the assistant each person already uses. Maria can stay on ChatGPT while Dave uses Claude and the teenager uses something else entirely — they all read from the same family memory.
What if someone in my family doesn't use AI at all?
Every family gets a phone number. Text it to add something, text it to ask something. Grandparents and younger kids participate on day one without an account anywhere.
Can my partner see everything I put in?
No. Anything in My Shelf is yours alone. The Study is adults only. Only the Kitchen is shared with everyone. Wooly shows you which room it chose before saving, and one tap moves it.
Does Wooly answer questions itself?
Wooly supplies your family's own facts — the assistant does the talking. We don't claim an AI's answer is correct; we make sure it isn't missing what your household already knows.
What about my kids' information?
Children under 13 don't get Wooly accounts. Details about a young child are household facts entered by a parent, through that parent's own connection. Teenagers 13 and over can hold a member seat if a parent invites them.
What happens if I cancel?
You can export everything first, in a plain readable format, and then delete it for good. Cancelling doesn't hold your family's memory hostage.
Join the waitlist
Wooly is being built right now. Leave your email and we'll write to you once — the day it's ready for your family. Waitlist families go first, and the first month is on us.
One email, when it's ready. Nothing else, ever — and we don't share it.
Say it once.
Everyone's AI knows.
Join the waitlist
Built for households where one person has been carrying all of it