Private access · by invitation
She lives in the WhatsApp group your family already uses. She understands what the household is dealing with — what you've run out of, who has to be somewhere, what someone needs reminding of — and she handles it.
The whole idea, in the time it takes to skim a group chat.
Sansa works only in groups she has been invited to. Nothing to download, no account for anyone to make, no second place to check.
Type it, photograph it, or say it out loud from the car. She reads the thread as a whole, so "milk?" / "yes" is one thing, not two.
A on your message means it's done. A means she would rather ask than guess.
Photograph the term sheet that came home in a schoolbag — the after-school activities, the class timetable, a party invitation — and every date on it lands in the family calendar, on the right day, at the right time. Nobody types anything in.
Then just ask: "what do we have this weekend?" or "book the dentist Tuesday at 5."
Everything the group mentions all week collects into one list — typed, photographed, or said out loud. Ask for the shopping list and it's a checklist sorted by aisle, shared live with everyone, with what you didn't find still there next time.
Or just say "got the milk and eggs" — they come off. No page to open.
"Remind me tomorrow at 9 to renew the insurance." "Remind Dana tonight to take out the bins." It arrives as a private message to that person, at exactly that time — not another ping the whole group scrolls past.
Reply snooze to push it an hour. Or "snooze 20 minutes."
Transcribed and treated exactly like text. Talking to her out loud works.
She looks and works out what it is. A product shot joins the shopping list; a schedule or an invitation becomes calendar events.
Reply to a photo and tell her what to do with it. She reads both messages together.
Nothing from her between midnight and 8am. Reminders you set for a time still arrive on time.
She works through the conversation every few minutes rather than reacting to each line. That's how she gets the context right — and it keeps her light on tokens.
She picks up what sounds like a task. The rest of your chatter is left alone — not stored, not answered.
Sansa is invite-only for now. If you have a code, she can be in your family group in a couple of minutes.
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