Your people, your AI, on the same page.
Connect your life once, under your own login. Share a slice of it with each group you are in — your household, your friends, your team — and everyone’s own AI works from the same picture. What you do not share stays yours.
Free for two people, with no card. Works with Claude and ChatGPT.
- Fridge
- Half a rotisserie chicken, put away by Jamie on Tuesday
- Thursday
- Chicken tacos — uses the chicken, the tortillas and the slaw
- Shopping
- Limes, sour cream, coffee — three more added by Sam this morning
- Remember
- Ada is off dairy until the allergist says otherwise — saved from Claude
Only you
Two things you have saved that nobody else in the house can read, in the same place and through the same AI.
One shared memory, and it keeps its history.
Facts, notes and documents the whole group can read — the vet’s number, the house wifi, a recipe two people keep tuning. Every edit to a document is kept with a one-line summary of what changed and who changed it, and any earlier version can be put back. Nothing is overwritten, and no write is anonymous.
The Kitchen knows what is actually in the house.
The fridge, the freezer and the pantry; this week’s meals; the shopping list. Cooking something uses up what it used. Ticking off a purchase puts it away where it belongs. Ask your AI what is for dinner and the answer comes off the real shelf rather than out of thin air.
Private by default, shared on purpose.
Your connected accounts belong to you and never to a group. You hand a group one slice at a time, and taking a slice back takes effect at once. Anything you save privately is only ever returned to you — the database enforces that, not a checkbox on a settings page.
Bring the AI you already use.
Claude and ChatGPT both reach Rapport through one link you paste in once. There is no new chat app to learn and no model to buy from us, and two people in the same group can use different ones. Everything the group holds is also there on the web, so nobody is locked out for not having a subscription.
Three steps, about five minutes.
- 1
Sign in
With your Google account. Nothing to install.
- 2
Make your group and invite people
Name it, then send one link however you already talk to them — message, AirDrop, or a QR code they scan off your screen.
- 3
Add Rapport to your AI
Paste one link into Claude or ChatGPT. The page watches and tells you the moment it works.
One price for the whole group.
Not per person. Adding your partner, your flatmate or your sister costs nothing extra, because a group that charges by the head is a group people leave someone out of.
The free tier is a whole household loop, not a demo: two people, the Kitchen, and your own AI connected. Questions about a bigger group? Email us.
Free
$0
- Two members
- The Kitchen: fridge, plans, shopping list
- Shared memory, notes and documents
- 30 days of activity and history
- Your own AI connected
Paid
$8/month
- Unlimited members
- Every module as it lands
- The full history, kept
- Billed to the group, not per person
- $72 a year if you pay yearly
Billing is not open yet, so every group starts free. We will ask before anything is charged.
Questions people actually ask.
- What does my AI see?
- Exactly what you see and nothing more: the groups you are in, and what you have saved privately. Not a group you are not in, and not another member’s private things. Your AI signs in as you, and you can cut it off from the account page at any moment.
- Who can see what I put in?
- The other members of that group. A group only ever holds what its members have shared with it, and a second group sees nothing the first one does. Anything you save as private comes back only to you.
- Do you sell my data?
- No. We do not sell it, share it with advertisers, or use it to train anything. The full list of the companies that touch it — and why each one does — is on the privacy page.
- Can I delete everything?
- Yes — on your account page, no email needed. Download my data beside it gives you a JSON copy first.
- Which AIs work with it?
- Claude and ChatGPT, on their paid plans, and Claude Code. Rapport is a remote connector with a standard sign-in rather than a plugin for one app, so anything that speaks that standard can connect.
- Is there an app to install?
- Rapport is a web app you can add to your home screen on iPhone or Android, where it behaves like any other app. There is nothing to download from a store.
- Can I sign in with email?
- Google today. Signing in with an emailed link is built and switches on shortly; until then Google is the only door.