See the week. Together.
Bring selected Google calendars into view, so the next appointment is easier to find—and easier to plan around.
THE FAMILY OS IN PRIVATE PREVIEW
A little less
to carry.
The plans, the paperwork, the “did we remember?”
A shared home for it all. And a little help, when you want it.
For the color-coded calendar. For the barely-made-it Monday. For you.
A little look inside Illustrative demo · fictional household
YOUR HOUSEHOLD, AT A GLANCETuesday, November 10
A little more breathing room.
The important things, in one shared place.
The day ahead
School drop-offSchool calendar · AlexA
Soccer practiceFamily calendar · JordanJ
Something easy for dinnerFamily calendar
Selected calendars. One easier view of the day.
COMING UP
One less “when is that due?”
Home insurance renewal
Recorded date · November 24Policy document
This demo is read-only. Your household stays private.
A PLACE FOR THE MENTAL LOADLife doesn’t come
Life doesn’t come
with a dashboard.
Now home does.
You don’t need a whole new system for being a family. Just a shared place for the things that keep slipping between apps, inboxes, and people.
Keep the details close.
Document links, home records, pet details, and renewal dates. Useful context for the next time someone asks.
Give “we should” a place to go.
A shared board for ideas, tasks, comments, and who’s taking the next step. No partner scorecards. Just a clearer picture.
BRING YOUR OWN AGENTYour favorite AI.
Your favorite AI.
Meet your
actual life.
You’ve already found an agent you like. Give it a useful, permissioned way to help with the household.
- Find recorded details and upcoming renewals.
- Read and organize the shared task board.
- Propose record changes for you to review.
Built on Model Context Protocol (MCP), with separate agent identities, individual permissions, and access you can revoke. Compatible clients must support remote MCP and Even’s OAuth flow.
Your agent. Your household.A connection you control.MCP
Add this address in a compatible remote MCP client.
Example permissions. Choose your agent’s actual grant in Settings.
Set up your agentStart with read or proposal access. Write access is a separate choice. The current connector shares permitted records and tasks—not calendar reads or raw Google credentials.
A home base.
Not a report card.
Start with one thing.
A renewal date. The school’s calendar. That document you always lose. You don’t have to organize your whole life to make one day easier.
A shared view, not a score.
See the work and the next step. Even isn’t here to rank partners, count contributions, or tell anyone they’re falling behind.
Let help in. Keep control.
Original files stay in Google. Household records and indexed metadata live in Even. You choose an agent’s access—and can take it back.
Read our privacy policyA FEW THINGS YOU MIGHT BE WONDERINGRoom for
Room for
questions.
Can I use Even today?
Even is in private preview for approved accounts. If you already have access, sign in with Google. To ask about joining, contact us. Public self-service signup isn’t available yet.
Do I need an AI agent?
No. The household app works on its own. Connecting an agent is optional, and you choose what it can read, propose, or change.
Can I connect any AI assistant?
You need a client that supports a remote MCP server and Even’s OAuth authorization. Add the server address above, then sign in and authorize an individual agent grant. Client support varies; a web chat without MCP support can’t connect by pasting the address into a message.
What happens to our Google files?
Original documents and events remain in Google. Even uses read-only Google permissions to show selected calendars and index selected file metadata. Google authorization is broader than the sources you select. Even stores household records, notes, document metadata, and connection credentials as described in the privacy policy.
Will an agent change things without asking?
That depends on the permissions you choose. Proposal access submits record changes for human review. Explicit write permissions can allow an agent to update authorized records or tasks directly. Review each grant in Settings and revoke it whenever you need.
Does assigning a task start an automation?
No. The board organizes work; assigning a card doesn’t start an agent, schedule work, or send a notification. You and your connected agent decide what happens next.
Home is a lot.
Carry it together.
Invite-only for now. A little more breathing room ahead.