Mum is a private assistant in Signal. It handles the bookings, the trips and the errands. Everything it knows about you is encrypted, and only you can read it.
Mum asks before it spends anything. Say no and nothing is charged.
They are encrypted on your phone and stay that way to the machine that does the thinking, and all the way back.
There is no staff login, no back door and no record of what was said. We have nothing to sell, leak or hand over.
What you tell Mum never trains a model. Mum remembers it for you and for nobody else.
A machine has to prove exactly what it is running before it is given anything of yours. Read how it works.
Mum joins a Signal group like anyone else and only answers when it is asked. It sees the chats it has been added to and no others.
Finding an evening that suits two people usually means showing each other your calendars. Your Mum asks theirs instead. Each checks in private and only the answer comes back: .
When Mum looks something up, compares prices or makes a booking, the website sees one more ordinary visitor. It does not learn who sent it, unless you have asked Mum to sign in as you.
Every plan gets the same private Mum. The only difference is how much it can do for you each week. Allowances reset every week.
Yes. Mum lives in Signal, the free private messenger for iPhone, Android and desktop. If you already use it, you are one invite away.
No. Mum sees your own chat with it and any group you add it to. Nothing else.
A small piece of text, about three quarters of a word. Mum counts what it reads and writes for you, including web pages it reads while working. The free plan includes 100 million a week.
Only with your say-so. Mum asks in the chat before every payment. If you decline, nothing is charged.
Mum remembers what you tell it, for you alone. None of it is used to train any AI model.
You do not have to take our word for it. The machines prove what they are running before they receive anything of yours, and Signal warns you if Mum’s identity ever changes.