Bert
Your Bert

Home life.
Held together.

Bert gets to know the people, plans and little details behind everyday life. That means remembering, organising and following through does not quietly become one person’s job.

Meet Bert at home See what Bert could do

What Bert does at home

One Bert.
Many moving parts.

Bert connects the small commitments that make a household work, from a reminder in the family chat to the calendar, the weekly shop and the person who needs to act.

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Shared household accessOne Bert. Here for everyone.

Everyone in the household can talk to the same Bert, wherever they are. It keeps people connected, shares useful context and makes sure anyone can ask for help without one person carrying it all.

  • Family access
  • Shared context
  • Check-ins
  • Everyday help
Mum, Dad and Timmy each speak to Bert by phone from different parts of their day while Bert handles all three calls at home.
02

Shared shoppingKeep one list that listens.

A message, voice note or photo can become part of the shared shop. Bert can group the list, remember the usuals and show what has already been picked up.

  • Voice notes
  • Photos
  • Shared lists
  • Regular items
A woman checks the kitchen cupboard while asking Bert, who is writing at the breakfast bar, to add beans to the shopping list.
03

Schedules and calendarsSee the whole family week.

School, work, clubs, appointments and visits sit in one useful picture, with clashes and missing details surfaced before the week gets busy.

  • School
  • Work
  • Clubs
  • Appointments
A family travels together in the car while Mum asks Bert, seated safely between the children, what is happening at school this week.
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Family remindersRemember it for the right person.

Tell Bert once and it can hold onto the detail, choose the useful moment and remind the person who actually needs to know.

  • School kit
  • Medication
  • Appointments
  • Things to bring
Dad cooks dinner while Bert sits at the breakfast bar and listens as Dad asks, ‘Remind Timmy on Tuesday morning to take his trainers to school.’
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Home adminKeep the paperwork moving.

School letters, booking emails, bills, warranties and renewal dates stay connected to the action they create instead of disappearing into an inbox.

  • Letters
  • Bookings
  • Bills
  • Renewals
A parent opens the household post at the kitchen table while Bert holds up a school trip form and offers to add its Friday deadline to the family calendar.
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Routines and careHelp everyday habits happen.

From bin night and pet care to repeat prescriptions and travel preparation, Bert can share the load with gentle, well-timed nudges.

  • Chores
  • Pets
  • Prescriptions
  • Travel prep
Mum and Dad relax together on the sofa in the evening while Bert pops around the doorway to remind them about recycling night and Timmy’s trainers.

A week with Bert at home · Concept

The little things start joining up.

Bert is designed to understand that one family message can affect several people and plans. It remembers the context, works out what changes and helps everyone stay in step.

Concept scene: one household plan shared across the family.

A school letter arrives as a photo. Bert adds the date, reminds Sam about the costume, puts fabric paint on the shared shopping list and notices the event clashes with swimming. Nothing needs entering four times, and no one person has to carry the whole chain.

Shared contextMessages, dates, lists and people stay connected.
Right momentBert speaks when a reminder can still be useful.
Less mental loadThe household shares the remembering and follow-through.
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