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Your household's busywork, handled. Nothing important happens without your OK.

Beekpr is a little town of helpers powered by AI. Tell it what you need, the way you'd tell a friend, and the right helper takes care of it: sorting your email, keeping an eye on your bills, planning the week, turning down the heat.

Beekpr isn't open to the public yet. Today it runs one family's household, every day.

The Beekpr town: a pixel-art village with a bee fountain, a town hall and a house for each team, with helpers walking around

What Beekpr does for you

Think of it as a small, friendly office that works for your household, day and night.

Your inbox

Finds the emails that matter, tells you what needs an answer, and drafts replies for you to send. It never sends anything itself.

Your money

Sorts your spending into categories, spots subscriptions you forgot about, and warns you when a month looks tight. It can look, never pay.

Your home

"Set upstairs to 70." "Water the garden for 15 minutes." Control your thermostat and sprinklers just by asking.

Your plans

Reads your calendar, finds a free evening, researches a trip or a purchase, and compares the options for you.

Your family

A gym coach, reminders, a shared to-do list: helpers can even build small apps just for your household.

A morning summary

Every morning you get a short note: what got done, what's waiting for you, and what's coming up.

How it works

  1. You ask. Type what you need, in your own words: "Can you find out why the internet was slow last night?"
  2. Your assistant passes it on. Every household gets its own personal assistant, who hands each request to the right team: money, home, research, family and more.
  3. The team does the work. Each team has a lead and a few helpers. The lead checks everything before it comes back to you.
  4. You stay in charge. Anything that matters, like spending money or changing a setting, waits for your OK on your phone.

Meet the town

These are real pictures from the Beekpr town we use at home every day. Every helper has a name, a face and a house, so you always know who's doing what.

Helpful, but never overstepping

AI is powerful. That's exactly why Beekpr is built so the helpers can't do certain things, not just told not to.

Runs at home, and honest about it

It lives in your home

Beekpr runs on a small computer in your house. Your sign-ins, your history and everything it keeps stay there. The helpers think using an AI service (Claude, by Anthropic), so what a helper reads for a task, like an email it summarises, is sent there to be worked on. Nothing else is.

No ads, no selling

We don't show ads and we don't sell or share your information. Beekpr works for you, and only you.

Questions

Do I need to be good with computers?

No. You talk to Beekpr in plain words, from your phone or computer. We're building it so getting started is simple, and we'll explain every step.

Is it safe to let it read my email or bank?

Beekpr only reads what you choose to connect, and you can disconnect anything with one tap. It can't send email or move money: those abilities simply aren't there. Every action is recorded, so nothing happens behind your back.

Can it spend my money?

No. It can tell you about your money, but it can't pay or transfer anything. If something it's doing would cost money, it asks you first and waits for your OK.

Where does my information go?

Your sign-ins, accounts, history and saved data stay on the small computer in your home. To understand and write, the helpers use an AI service (Claude, by Anthropic): what a helper reads for a task is sent there while it works on it. You choose what to connect, and you can turn any of it off with one tap.

Why a pixel-art town?

Because "an AI did something" is hard to picture. A town makes it easy: you can see who's working, who's free, and who did what. And honestly, it's fun to watch.

What will it cost, and when is it coming?

We're getting Beekpr ready for everyone now. The price and the date will be announced here first.

Coming soon

Beekpr isn't open to the public yet. We're using it at home every day, and getting it ready for everyone.