Your family’s memory,
in a chat.
Every household has one person who remembers everything — what the milk cost, when the rent went out, whose birthday is coming, what somebody promised to do on Friday. Pluto is that person, for everyone in the family at once.
Free to start: 5 messages a day for the whole family. Pro lifts the limit and begins with 5 free days — one subscription per family, not per person.
milk aaya today, 2 litre
✅ Milk delivered, 2 litres.
spent 450 on vegetables
✅ ₹450 spent on vegetables.
how much have we spent on groceries this month?
₹3,280 so far — ₹1,950 groceries, ₹880 vegetables, ₹450 at the store on the 2nd.
remind me Friday 6pm to pay the electricity bill
✅ Noted, and I'll tell you Friday at 18:00.
Things you can ask it
Anything the family has told it, in whatever words come to you. It works out the rest.
Money
- “How much did we spend on groceries this month?”
- “What did the plumber charge last time?”
- “Are we spending more on fuel than last month?”
The house
- “When did the water filter last get serviced?”
- “Did the gas cylinder come this month?”
- “What did we say about the leaking tap?”
People
- “Whose birthday is next?”
- “When is Amma's appointment?”
- “What did the doctor say about the dosage?”
What's coming
- “What needs doing today?”
- “Is the rent paid?”
- “What did I promise to do on Friday?”
Tell it anything
No forms, no categories, nothing to fill in. Whatever you would say to a person — a delivery, a price, a birthday, an appointment — say it, and it is kept.
Ask it anything
It reads back everything the family has ever told it and answers in a sentence. Totals, comparisons, a month against the one before — not just lookups.
It speaks up first
Reminders arrive at the hour you asked for. A dated bill or dose gets a nudge even if nobody thought to ask. Every morning, a line about what today needs.
One memory, everyone
What your mother tells it, you can ask about. Ask it to pass a message on and it delivers — no group chat where things scroll away by evening.
More than one family
Your own household and your parents' are separate records with separate people. Switch between them at the top of the screen; nothing ever crosses over.
On the phone you have
A web app that works in any mobile browser, with nothing to install. If your family lives in Telegram, it is there too, and it is the same memory either way.
Set up in about a minute
- 1
Sign in
Google, or a code sent to your email. No password to invent and none to forget.
- 2
Name your family
Everything Pluto keeps belongs to a family. Invite the rest with a link that expires.
- 3
Start telling it things
“Milk came, 2 litres.” “Paid 450 for vegetables.” “Amma’s birthday is 12 March.” That is the whole interface.
Stop being the one who remembers everything.
Name your family, invite the people in it, and start telling Pluto what happens. It takes a minute, and it costs nothing to begin.
Start your familyYour family lives in Telegram? Pluto is @plutodaily_bot there too — same memory, same family.