The FamRelay pilot

Help shape the pilot.

FamRelay is inviting a small number of households and teams to test permissioned context sharing across the assistants they use. Participants will help shape the controls, the first integrations, and the moments where relaying information is genuinely useful.

Start your application About 5 minutes · reviewed weekly

Fit and expectations

A good fit if

  • At least two people actively use AI assistants
  • You coordinate events, travel, home, caregiving or work
  • You can name a handoff problem that keeps happening
  • You’re willing to review permissions and give feedback

Worth knowing

  • Availability and integrations will be limited
  • Please avoid highly sensitive information unless we’ve explicitly agreed it
  • Features will change during testing
  • We’ll agree support and feedback check-ins before you start

What happens after you apply

  1. Apply

    Tell us who’s in your group, which assistants you use, and a real moment where context got lost.

  2. Talk with us

    We review applications weekly. If it looks like a fit, we’ll set up a short call to understand your handoffs.

  3. Test the first workflow

    Try one narrow relay — like event details between two adults — with written documentation of the controls enabled.

Pilot application

Tell us about your group.

Required fields are marked with an asterisk. Please don’t include anyone’s sensitive details in your answers.

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    1About you

    We filled this in from your browser — change it if it’s wrong.

    2Your group
    Is this for a household, a small team, or both?

    Which AI assistants does your group use?

    Select all that apply. FamRelay is independent; listing an assistant here doesn’t mean it’s supported yet.

    3The problem

    A real moment helps most. For example: “My partner didn’t know the party had moved to 3 PM because the update was in my chat.”

    How do you handle it today? (optional)
    4Trust boundaries
    5A rough value signal
    If FamRelay solved this well, what might it be worth per month for your group? (optional)

    This is only a signal to help us learn. It isn’t a price and doesn’t commit you to anything.

    We use your answers only to run and learn from the pilot. Your written answers are never sent to analytics tools. You can ask us to delete your application at any time via privacy@famrelay.ai.

    We review applications weekly.

    Not ready to apply?

    Get occasional updates on the pilot, controls and integrations. A few emails a year, and one click to leave.

    Enter an email address like name@example.com.

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    Pilot questions

    Before you apply.

    What does the pilot cost?

    Pricing is still being tested. We’ll tell you exactly whether there’s any fee before you join. Nothing you enter in the application commits you to paying.

    Which assistants will work?

    It depends on what pilot groups use. We’re choosing the first connection based on applications. Integration availability varies by assistant, and we’ll tell you what works for your group before you start.

    What information should we share during the pilot?

    Everyday logistics. Events, pickups, travel windows, appointments and tasks. Please keep health, financial, access-code, intimate and children’s sensitive information out of the pilot unless we’ve explicitly agreed otherwise.

    Can we leave, and delete our data?

    Yes. You can withdraw at any time. The pilot agreement will explain how deletion works and what it covers before you begin.

    How much time does it take?

    A little, on your schedule. A short intro call, using FamRelay for the handoffs you already have, and occasional feedback. We’ll agree the check-in rhythm with you up front.

    Who reads our application?

    The small FamRelay team. Applications are used only to run and learn from the pilot, and your written answers are kept out of analytics tools. See the privacy notice.