Kelly McLean, Vice President of Advertising, Amazon
With two busy professionals, three kids, and a dog, our family calendar can feel like a full-time job. I started experimenting with AI as a simple way to bring order to it. It’s nothing fancy, it’s a lightweight “AI family operating system” that thinks about logistics and daily tasks like a human chief of staff. Connect your AI assistant to your various calendars and apps, including work, school, sports, piano lessons, Kumon, travel, and more, turning everything into one clear weekly brief, with daily updates, recommendations, and proactive multi-month views. It also suggests exercise time frames, specific workouts, meal plans, and recipes for the day.
It summarizes the week every Sunday, flags conflicts before they’re found, and provides small daily tweaks to help you avoid scrambling. It also includes smart reminders that look ahead to things like snack duty, appropriate jersey colors, game gear, school assignments, departure times based on traffic, weather, late-night runs, and more.
I haven’t made it perfect, but reducing that mental juggle means more space for the moments that matter. Honestly, it almost feels like magic.
