Meet Nuka, your AI family assistant

Send it a screenshot, an email, a message. It comes back as events, to-dos and reminders.

The Nuka home screen. A row of household faces across the top, then “Good evening, Sarah — busy day, 3 left, next at 4 PM”. Needs attention holds a single to-do, find a sitter for Saturday, with the two faces it belongs to. Schedule lists soccer practice at 4:00 PM and dinner at Grandma’s at 6:30 PM. Groceries shows bananas, cherry tomatoes and five more, with a Sunday 9am reminder, and Coming Up starts below.
Private, you decide what to share

It comes at you from everywhere. Just send it to Nuka.

School emails, group chats, screenshots — send them over, and Nuka does the reading and the filing.

Just say it

Ask to be reminded of anything, Nuka will put it on your radar.

Share from any app

Screenshot, share with Nuka, and it picks up the details.

Forward to nuka@nuka.app

Send the school email to Nuka by just forwarding it.

It comes back at the right time

Lock the phone. Nuka notifies you when it's time.

The shared dashboard

The whole household’s day, on one screen.

Everyone at home opens the same dashboard and sees the same day: what needs someone now, what’s coming, and what to pick up on the way home.

The Nuka home screen on a quiet day. Household faces across the top, “Good evening, Sarah — quiet day, 1 thing today”, one to-do under Needs attention, the grocery list with a Sunday 9am reminder, and Coming Up listing tomorrow’s parent-teacher conference and soccer practice.

  1. Everyone, or just one of you

    Every item carries a face, so nobody asks whose job it is. Tap a face and the whole screen narrows to that person’s day.

  2. What needs someone today, at the top

    Events, to-dos and reminders on one screen, sorted by when they actually need a person — not a calendar here and a list there.

  3. The grocery list, right there

    Say you’re out of milk and it lands in the right aisle. One shared list, one nudge before the shop, ticked off on every phone at once.

  4. Tomorrow, already on your radar

    A busy family stops being four separate mental lists. Everyone sees the same week, so nothing depends on one person remembering to pass it on.

Share now, ask questions later

Ask question about anything you shared.

Tap the Nuka button from any screen. It knows your household, so shorthand is enough.

  • “When’s Jonah’s dentist?” — an answer, not a search box.
  • “How does next week look?” — the week read back to you, not a grid to scan.
  • Type it, or hold the mic and say it.
The list that fills itself

Say you’re out of milk. It lands in the right aisle.

Everyone drops things in as they run out. Nuka files each one under the aisle you’ll find it in.

  • No list to pick first — it goes to the household one.
  • Quantities sized to your household: a dozen eggs, not “eggs”.
  • One nudge before the shop, not one per item.
  • Tick it off at the shop, it clears on every phone at home.
The Nuka Lists screen. A Groceries card reads 1 of 8 completed and is tagged Grocery and Everyone, with its items grouped into aisles: Produce holds bananas and cherry tomatoes, Dairy & Eggs holds a dozen eggs and two litres of milk, Bakery holds a sourdough loaf already ticked off, and Frozen holds garden peas.
And a whole lot more

A few of the other things Nuka quietly takes care of.

Every part of it is shared with your household by default, so the mental load stops living in one person’s head.

Google Calendar sync

Connect the calendars you already live in. Pick which one Nuka writes to, or create a new shared family calendar from inside the app.

Lists for anything else

Packing for a trip, kit for a match, things to buy that aren’t food. Same shared list, same asking for it in plain English.

Everyone in the household

Add partners, kids and grandparents. Invite by link, assign things to a person, and let Nuka work out who a new event probably belongs to.

Email forwarding

Your household gets an address. Forward the club newsletter or the appointment confirmation and it turns up organised.

To-dos that get assigned

Not a shared list nobody owns. Every to-do has a name on it, a due date, and a nudge before it’s late.

Household activity log

See what changed, who changed it and when — so a moved pickup time is never a mystery.

Share & action extensions

Nuka lives in the iOS share sheet. Send it something from any app, in two taps, without leaving what you were doing.

Works while you’re gone

Send Nuka something and lock the phone. The reading and the filing happen on its side, and the result arrives as a notification — usually before you’ve put the phone down.

A whole term in one go

Photograph the school calendar and Nuka pulls out every date at once, merges the multi-day breaks into one entry and quietly skips anything that has already been and gone.

Private to your household

Your family’s calendar is not an ad product. No ads, no selling data, and you can delete your account and everything in it from the app.

Questions

The things people ask us.

Do I need a card to try it?
No. Trying Nuka is free and takes no card details, so there is nothing to enter and nothing to cancel. Everything is unlocked while you try it, with a cap on AI requests — plenty to see whether Nuka fits your family.
What happens when the free requests run out?
The AI switches off. Everything else keeps working: your calendar, to-dos, lists, household members and invitations stay free, and nothing you already added disappears.
Does everyone in the family need to pay?
No. Nuka is sold per household. One person subscribes and every member of that household is covered — there are no seats to count and no upgrade prompt when your family grows.
Will it mess with my existing calendar?
Only if you want it to. Connect Google Calendar and you choose which calendar Nuka writes to, or have it create a new shared family calendar so household events stay separate from your work diary.
What can I actually send it?
Screenshots, photos of letters and flyers, forwarded emails, links, or just plain text like “football moved to Saturday 10am”. Nuka reads the dates, times and places out of it, asks if something is ambiguous, and files it as an event, a to-do or a reminder.
Can I just talk to it?
Yes — that is the main way in. Tap the Nuka button from any screen and type, or hold the mic and say it: ask what’s on this weekend, tell it football has moved, get it to add something to the grocery list. Sharing a screenshot, a link or a forwarded email is the other way, and that one doesn’t need the app open at all.
Does it ask before it changes anything?
Mostly no, and that’s deliberate — Nuka does the thing and then shows you the card it made, so a screenshot becomes an event in one step instead of three. Where it genuinely can’t tell, it stops and asks: which child a letter is about, which Tuesday you meant, whether an event that already exists should be updated or duplicated. You tap the answer.
Is it on Android?
Not yet — Nuka is iPhone only for now, so it can lean on the iOS share sheet, widgets and notifications properly. Android is on the list.
Who can see my family’s stuff?
Only the people you invite to your household. There are no ads and nothing is sold on. You can delete your account, and everything attached to it, from Settings inside the app.

Let Nuka hold the details.

Family life is a lot. Give the remembering to someone else.

Available on the App Store