The AI assistant
for life management.
No setup. Just tell it what to do - by text, email, or chat.
"Run the family calendar.""Track the school emails.""Text me our mornings at 7."
Text us once - that's the whole signup. Your assistant texts back in seconds.
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Free to start. Nothing to install, nothing to connect, nothing to configure.
There's no setup because there's nothing to hook up.
Other AI assistants make you wire them into your accounts before they can do anything. Plum is a member of the household, not an integration - you loop it into your family's life one conversation at a time, so it's useful from the first message you send it.
One address for everything
assistant@agent-plum.com
Your assistant is someone the family emails - not software wired into your accounts. Cc it like a person on any thread; it knows who you are by the address you write from. There is no "connect your inbox" step, because it doesn't need one.
Onboarding is just talking to it
Forward a thread. Cc it in. Or just tell it.
What you send, it knows. What you don't, it never sees - your history stays yours.
It configures itself as it works
Memory and skills, built from use.
It remembers what you've shared and writes its own skills as it goes - and you can read, edit, or delete any of it, any time.
From zero to assistant in under a minute
- Send one text. That's the whole signup - the reply is your assistant introducing itself. (Google or an emailed link work too. No password, no credit card.)
- Tell it who to be. The family scheduler, the birthday guardian, the homework tutor - its personality and duties come from conversation, not a settings page.
- Loop in your life. Connect the family calendar, cc it on the school threads, add your partner - it picks things up as it goes, like a person would.
What it does
Ask anything
"Plan the week's dinners and text me the grocery list."
Email it or text it - it replies in about a minute, like a sharp assistant would.
The family calendar
"What does everyone's Friday look like?"
The one optional connection. Connect Google Calendar and choose per calendar: read-only, read & write, or nothing.
On a schedule
"Text me the family's day every morning at 7."
It sets up its own recurring briefs and reminders from a plain sentence, by email or text.
In your threads
Cc it on the school email thread.
It stays quiet until you address it, and briefs you privately when something needs you.
It remembers
Birthdays, allergies, the soccer schedule.
Tell it once - people, preferences, and context persist, and every conversation makes it better.
It learns skills
The Sunday meal plan becomes a playbook.
No configuration - your assistant writes its own reusable skills as it works, inspectable and editable by you.
Private by design
The reason setup is zero is that access is zero. Plum only ever knows what you hand it - and a few more walls come standard:
Only people you approve can talk to it
Cold email from strangers is dropped before the AI ever runs. You keep the contact list.
It can only message people you approve
Structurally - the tools refuse other recipients. Not a policy, a wall.
Strangers in your threads get watch-only mode
Notes and a private heads-up to you. Never replies, never actions.
Hard daily spend cap
Every agent pauses at its budget and tells you - a runaway can't run away.
Skip the setup.
Keep your privacy.
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