PrivateChief About You: How Well Your Chief Knows You, Built Privately
About you in PrivateChief: how well your Chief knows you, built up in a few short, private conversations at your pace. The Ashford family is invented for this demonstration.
Chapters
What About you covers
- A ring at the top of Preferences showing how well your Chief knows you, from Just met to Knows you like an old friend.
- Eight areas, from daily life and your people to goals and your story; health and energy is optional.
- Sittings of about five minutes; stop whenever you like, and skip anything.
- Private to each member: never shown on a wall unit or shared with anyone else in the household.
- See and edit everything your Chief knows, and change or delete any of it.
What the narrator says
0:00A Chief that learns how you like things done
A good assistant learns how you like things done. PrivateChief does that in a few short conversations, at your pace.
0:09The ring in Preferences, and eight areas
At the top of Preferences, the ring shows how well Savannah, the Ashford family's Chief, knows Laura. The family is invented for this demonstration. There are eight areas, from daily life to her story, and health is optional.
0:26Five minutes at a time, private to you
Each sitting takes about five minutes, and Laura can stop whenever she likes, and skip anything. It is private to her: Savannah never shows it on a wall unit or tells anyone else in the household.
0:41See and edit everything
See and edit everything lists what Savannah knows, so Laura can change or delete any of it.
0:50A sitting is a conversation
A sitting is simply a conversation. Here Savannah asks how Laura likes help, and files the answer: small things done without asking, and anything that costs money or goes out to someone, checked first.
1:06Find out more
About you. A Chief that knows how you like things done. PrivateChief. Find out more at privatechief.com.
