Household intelligence that gives time, clarity, and mental space back to humans.
What Aule does for you
Everything in one place. Nothing slips through.
Aule remembers so you don't have to.
Plan, shop, and feed your people with less effort.
See your priorities, at a glance.
Calendars, plans, and updates — in sync.
Plans, events, and commitments — beautifully organized.
Less managing. More living. That’s the Aule difference.
A week with Aule
Six prompts. Six pieces of household work — planned, booked, paid for, and waiting on your approval. Each card below is what the family sees when Aule comes back with the answer.
Your household runs on an operations team of one. Aule is the rest of the team.
You“Dinner this week?”
“Planned around soccer and Friday at Le Bernardin. Mia's GF noodles swapped in. Wednesday 9am delivery — cart's loaded.”
Week of Apr 22
Sheet-pan salmon + broccolini
25 min
Slow-cooker chicken chili
starts 9am · done by 6 · 10 min prep
Lemon orzo with shrimp
20 min
Turkey meatballs + pasta
Mia's GF noodle swap · 25 min
Date night — Le Bernardin
booked, 7:30pm
You“Toilet's running again.”
“Anderson — the team that did your water heater — Saturday 10am. Gate code + Pepper note sent to the tech.”
Same crew that did your water heater. Licensed, insured, 4.9 ★ (211).
Scope
Running flapper replacement, fill valve check.
Confirmed
Quote
$185 flat — in line with prior plumbing work for your home.
Paid on completion
Access
Gate code + dog note (Pepper) shared with tech in advance.
Sent
Two other quotes pulled for comparison — saved to your vendor file.
You“What about Emma?”
“Been holding options since she mentioned horses in February. Two fit the budget. Invitation drafted in your voice — ready when you are.”
Both pulled within budget, both available Sat Apr 11.
Willowfield Stables
Pony rides + bake-your-own cupcake station. 14 guests, 2 hrs.
Sat Apr 11 · $780
Sugar & Saddle Studio
Cake decorating with horse-stencil theme. Indoors, easier rain plan.
Sat Apr 11 · $620
Guests
14 friends from Emma's class — pulled from last year's invites.
Ready to send
Gifts
Shortlist drafted — horse-camp gift card, Kids Baking Kit.
For your review
Invitation drafted in your voice — say the word and it goes out tonight.
You“Aspen the week of the 14th?”
“Same Limelight you stayed at in '24. Flights held 12 hours. Sarah's free for Pepper that week — already asked.”
Sat → Sat · 4 pax
Delta nonstop · LGA → ASE
Held 12 hours
The Limelight — Snowmass
Yukon XL AWD · ski rack
Element 47 · Meat & Cheese · Kenichi
3 of 3 reserved
Sarah on Pepper · mail hold scheduled
2× daily walk
Three packing lists drafted — by kid, by weather. Awaiting your nod.
You“Money check?”
“Two things need your eyes. Everything else is on track. Week ends around $41,280.”
Two flagged. Two scheduled. Week ends around $41,280.
Hulu — duplicate billing
Second account charged in error. Cancelled. Refund posted.
−$17.99 · resolved
Obsidian Pro — unfamiliar SaaS
Last charged six months ago. Looks dormant. Cancel?
$49 · awaiting your call
Wells Fargo mortgage — autopay Apr 28
Sufficient balance confirmed. Will clear automatically.
$6,840 · scheduled
Amex — statement in full Apr 24
Queued to pay statement. No anomalies in the line items.
$4,127 · queued
You“Are we set for summer?”
“Seven weeks already solved. Four to fill. Wewanok still has the week you're in Aspen — two spots, filling fast. Deposits due Apr 30.”
Jun → Aug · Mia + Owen
Camp Wewanok — both kids
Deposit $1,850 due Apr 30
Owen — Robotics · Mia — Baking
Wewanok overnight — covers your Aspen trip
2 spots holding — confirm?
Mia — Horseback · Owen — Tech camp
Jul 21 · Jul 28 · Aug 11
Three shortlists drafted, ready when you are
Deposits and calendar holds will fire on your nod — nothing locks without you.
The invisible work
Six categories of household work that have been quietly running on one person's memory. Aule takes ownership of all of them.
Every subscription tracked, every recurring charge verified, every bill paid on time. Budgets that reflect how you actually live. Alerts when something looks wrong — before it is.
Family calendars reconciled, conflicts resolved, appointments booked and confirmed. School emails triaged. Permission slips noticed. Carpool schedules held.
Weekly menus built around your preferences, allergies, and calendar. Groceries ordered from Whole Foods, Kroger, or Instacart. Recipes saved. Leftovers tracked.
Three vetted quotes for any service. Appointments booked and confirmed. Payment handled. The plumber, the HVAC tech, the tree guy — held to your standards.
Flights, hotels, rental cars, reservations, tickets, pet sitters, packing lists. Complete itineraries. Contingency plans for what might go wrong.
Camp signups, activity registrations, gifts lists, birthday planning, teacher appreciation, medical forms, school supplies. The mental load of being the family manager.
A household runs on dozens of decisions a day. Not the doing. The deciding. Who has soccer Saturday. What is for dinner Tuesday. Whether the field-trip form was signed. Why the charge for “ABC*PLUMB” was four hundred eighty. When summer-camp registration opens.
Most of this work is invisible. It runs in the background of someone’s mind while she is at work, at dinner, in the car, at two in the morning. Across thirty common household tasks, mothers carry the planning of more than two-thirds. The doing is shared. The deciding is not.
This is the work Aule is built for.
A chore chart redistributes the doing. It does not redistribute the thinking — the anticipating, the remembering, the noticing. As long as one person has to assign the work, that person is still running the operating system in her head.
That is why the apps don’t fix it. Adding tools is adding to the load. The buyer does not want another app. She wants the load itself to move off her body.
Aule is not a chore app, a chatbot, or a generic AI assistant. It is a household intelligence layer that takes ownership of the system — not the tasks.
Aule is not opening to the public. We are building it with two hundred fifty founding households, by hand, in conversation with them. We limit the Charter so onboarding stays high-touch and human.
The rate you join at is the rate you keep, for the life of your membership.
It is restoring human attention to the homes, relationships, and moments that make the work matter in the first place.
Most AI is pointed at the balance sheet.
Aule is pointed at the dinner table.
We call this class of agents — systems that return human attention rather than extract more — presence agents. Aule is the first one.
Less managing. More living. That’s the Aule difference.
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