Meals, budgets, the calendar, the boiler service, and the three quotes nobody chased. Put it all on one board, hand the repeatable parts to an assistant with its own inbox and phone, and stop running the household out of one person's memory.
Mostly after the kids are down, mostly by the same person. SpeqForge does it for what the runs cost, and there is no subscription.
| The chore | You, per week | SpeqForge | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meal planning & groceries | 2 hrs | Minutes | |
| Household budget | 3 hrs | Minutes | |
| The calendar | 2 hrs | Minutes | |
| Home maintenance | 1 hr | Minutes | |
| Quotes & admin | 3 hrs | Minutes | |
| Big decisions | 2 hrs | Minutes | |
| Total | 13 hrs | Pay per run |
Thirteen hours a week is a second job, and it is the one nobody applied for.
Example of what lands on a Sunday evening
Mon roast chicken · Tue leftovers, fried rice · Wed pasta bake (meat-free) · Thu fish and greens · Fri pizza night · Sat slow-cooker chilli · Sun batch cook for the week. Two meat-free nights as asked, nothing over 40 minutes on a weeknight.
Grouped by aisle, with what is already in the cupboard left off. Estimated against the usual supermarket, and a little under last week.
Groceries are tracking 8% over the monthly line with a week to go, driven mostly by the two big shops. Everything else is on plan.
Set it up on a Sunday. It keeps going without you on the Wednesday.
Create a workspace for the household and add what is going on in it, whether that is the move, the renovation, the school year or the budget. Each becomes something you can plan against.
Everything that needs doing goes on a board with a priority and an owner. The recurring stuff sits on a schedule instead of in someone’s head.
A digital household assistant runs the ones that do not need you: the meal plan, the quote requests, the renewal reminders, the comparison research.
Budgets as live spreadsheets, plans and checklists as documents, everything filed in folders the whole household can open.
One digital household member, working the hours you are asleep or at your actual job.
Its own email address, so it can request quotes, chase the school office, and answer the insurer, always saying plainly that it is AI.
For the places that will not answer email. Add one for $1 a month, and drop it whenever you like.
It can drive a real computer to work through the multi-step errands, comparing, filling in and gathering, without you watching.
A household is a workspace with things going on in it, a running list of work, and documents worth keeping, which is exactly the shape SpeqForge is built around.
You pick the type when you set it up, and that decides which tools appear and how the AI talks to you. Nothing arrives labelled in software jargon.
Yes. Invite people to the workspace and they see the same board, calendar, documents, and assistant. Billing stays with whoever owns the account.
It can. A household assistant gets a working email address, and a phone number if you provision one. Anything it sends outside the household carries a plain note that it is AI. It never pretends to be you or anyone else.
There is no subscription and no plan tier. You get free credits every month and top up a balance only if you go past them or want the faster models. Household-sized work like a meal plan, a budget rebuild or a few quote emails costs a fraction of the monthly free credits. Only a phone number recurs, at $1 a month.
Start free, set the household up in an afternoon, and let the meal plan, the budget, and the chasing happen without you.
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