Your family already has enough to remember. Ask Lerra.
Your AI family assistant for the questions that come up in a busy week. Ask what is planned, check a list or look for a file using supported information in your family space.
Editorial conversation artwork, not an example of the Ask Lerra interface.
Meet your AI family assistant.
A family space collects plans and things to remember. Ask Lerra helps you ask about supported household information without working out which section to check first.
Its answers are grounded in the family data it can access. That matters: it is not a general-purpose answer to everything, and not every type of information in Lerra is supported.
Ask what’s happening this week.
Asking about a plan and changing one are two different things.
Ask in your own words
Try “What’s on the calendar today?” or “What’s on our shopping list?” using supported family information.
Check the answer
Use the answer as a way back to the details in your household space, and check important information yourself.
Confirm a proposed change
If you ask for a supported change, Lerra proposes it first. Nothing is changed until you explicitly confirm.
Find things without hunting.
Ask Lerra works from supported household information. It is worth knowing the difference between a question, an answer and a change to your plans.
What is coming up this weekend?
A question about supported calendar information.
What did we plan for dinner?
A question about supported meal plans, not a promise to search the saved recipe collection.
Can you add a task?
A request that may produce a proposed task for you to inspect.
Search what is supported
Ask Lerra cannot be treated as a complete search of every document, photo, recipe or detail in your family space. If a source is unsupported or an answer is uncertain, check the relevant feature itself rather than assuming the assistant has seen it all.
A suggested change is not an action
For a supported write request, review the proposed change and explicitly confirm it before anything is changed. Asking is never blanket permission to edit household plans.
Turn requests into tasks, events and list items.
Ask “What’s on the shared family calendar today?”, “Are there any overdue family tasks?” or “What’s on our shared shopping list?” These examples use tools Ask Lerra supports today. You can also look for a file in Family Files by title or description; Ask Lerra does not read every file’s contents.
Ask for a task, a calendar event or items on an existing list and you will see a proposed action first. Check its details and explicitly confirm it before anything changes. For how prompts and household information are processed and kept, read the privacy policy; this page does not promise private AI retention beyond that policy.
Privacy and Ask Lerra: your plans remain yours to change.
Ask Lerra may be able to propose a task based on your request. You see the proposed action and confirm it before it changes anything. If a question reaches beyond supported sources, do not treat the answer as a complete view of your household.
AI family assistant FAQs
What does Ask Lerra know about?
It uses controlled tools for supported household information such as calendars, tasks, lists, meal plans and file titles or descriptions. It cannot read every document or every detail in Lerra.
Can Ask Lerra find a school form?
It can search visible Family Files by title or description. It is not a promise to read the contents of every uploaded document.
Can Ask Lerra add to a shopping list?
It can propose items for an existing list that you can access. Review and explicitly confirm the proposal before anything is added.
Can it change family plans by itself?
No. Supported changes are proposed for your review and require explicit confirmation before they happen.
Is it a general AI assistant for any question?
No. Ask Lerra is focused on supported household context rather than unrestricted questions or outside information.
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