How It Works

Your Chief arrives knowing where to begin.

Private Chief is a managed service, not another account to configure. We prepare the household, the hardware, and each family member’s private access before delivery. It can begin as a personal assistant immediately; connected-home features can be added whenever the home is ready.

01
Meet the household
We learn the people, residences, schedules, recurring friction, privacy boundaries, and what you most want taken off your plate.
02
Choose your Chief
Select a name, full identity, voice, demeanor, and original appearance. We configure a private household hub and test it as your actual home.
03
Invite the family
Each member receives personal iPhone or Android instructions. Apple Watch and wall units extend the same Chief without creating separate assistants.
04
Private introductions
On first use, each person introduces themselves. Adults may opt into local face and voice recognition; minors follow household consent rules.
05
Connect only what helps
Calendars, email, music, shared or personal accounts, documents, and smart-home systems are added deliberately—now or later.
06
Ongoing care
Updates normally reach the whole fleet automatically. New capabilities can be tested safely, support is tracked, and real engineers remain behind the system.
Use It Naturally

You ask once. Your Chief decides how to carry it.

A request may be answered immediately, become a reminder, open a tracked project, require a confirmation, or be handed to engineering support. That routing happens behind the scenes. You do not need to choose a tool or fill out a ticket.

If the work needs time, your Chief schedules its own follow-up and returns by the right channel. If it needs your judgment, it asks. If it affects money, security, another person, or an external account, the appropriate consent rule applies.

One Family, More Than One Home

Every residence has its own memory. Your family moves between them.

A family account can include multiple homes, each with its own Chief, devices, documents, controls, and household context. Members see only the homes they belong to and switch between them in the app.