WonderHome
Consumer · Family AI · Live product · early households onboarding
WonderHome takes care, so you can live more.
WonderHome watches the whole household — school, meals, groceries, bills, help, pets, health and family time, in text or voice — and interrupts the right person only when a decision is genuinely needed.
- Platform
- Web · installs on iPhone, Android and desktop
- AI
- Plans and acts only with household consent
- Pricing
- Free · Pro · Max (no card for Free)
Investor deck
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The problem
The management of life can consume the life itself.
Modern family life is beautiful, but it is a lot. Every existing tool adds another list for one parent — usually the same parent — to maintain.
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Invisible mental load
Tasks, schedules, bills, shopping and school information never end, and they land disproportionately on one person.
- 2
Tools that add work
Shared calendars, to-do apps and family chat groups all need feeding. None of them notice what is slipping.
- 3
Decisions at the wrong moment
A bill is noticed when it is overdue. A science project is discovered the night before. Dinner is a question at 7 pm.
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Trust is the barrier
Families will not hand a home to software that acts without asking, or that treats children like adults.
The product
It manages the management.
WonderHome does not give a family more things to manage. It holds household outcomes, resolves routine work where the family's policy permits, and asks — clearly, with a plan — before anything consequential.
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Outcomes, not chores
A meal is 'ready by 8 pm', a bill is 'paid before the consequence', homework is 'finished with time to spare'. The system plans backwards from the outcome.
02
Asks before it acts
Every consequential action shows what it understood, what it plans and the impact — with Confirm, Change and Cancel. Payments, deletions and access changes always ask.
03
Reads anything, corrects like a person
Forward a whole school circular and every date, fee and item becomes its own tracked entry — a moved date updates in place, never a duplicate. 'No, almond milk' or 'Actually, make that Friday': WonderHome swaps or undoes what it did and keeps both steps on record.
04
One HomeTalk, every channel
A single gateway carries the same household context everywhere. It's live on the web today; WhatsApp, Alexa and Gemini Live are built on the same gateway and switch on as each account is connected — payments and orders are never approved by voice.
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Whole-household coverage, in eight languages
Family & profiles, Today, School, Groceries, Meals, Bills, Househelper, Maintenance, Laundry, Pet care, Health & Fitness and Family time — one place, one assistant, text or voice. Every screen, reminder and HomeTalk reply in English, Hindi, Marathi, Spanish, French, German, Arabic or Mandarin, with each record keeping its own currency.
06
Private by design
Tenant isolation is enforced in the database, children get age-appropriate views, health context needs its own explicit permission, and household data is never training data.
How it works
From signal to outcome.
Step 1
Observe
Connected calendars, school portals, email and the family's own words tell WonderHome what is happening.
Step 2
Understand & Plan
Outcomes are checked against time, people and stock. A plan is drafted only when something is at risk.
Step 3
Act (with consent)
Routine work resolves silently within policy. Anything consequential returns as a plan the family confirms.
Step 4
Monitor & Learn
Notifications are sparse, threaded and resolve themselves. The household's preferences shape what comes next.
Product tour
Inside the product.
Captured from the deployed product. Some views show demonstration data.
Sixteen features, each a household outcome
Private by default — security as a family feature
Market & why now
Every family is a household to run.
Dual-income, multi-generational homes with school-age children, domestic help and dense admin are the norm across India's metros and a fast-growing share of homes worldwide. They already pay for convenience — delivery, tutoring, help — but nobody sells them coordination.
Who buys
- Urban dual-income families with school-age children
- Multi-generational households coordinating help and care
- Expat and NRI families running homes across time zones
Why now · 1
Assistants that can plan and act — not just answer — became reliable enough to run background loops in 2025–26.
Why now · 2
Household commerce, school portals and calendars all now have programmatic surfaces to observe and act on.
Why now · 3
Consumer trust hinges on consent-first design; WonderHome's governed-tool architecture is built for exactly that.
Why now · 4
Voice assistants (Gemini Live, Alexa) and WhatsApp are wired to the same governed gateway and switch on the moment a household connects one — the scoped, revocable grant a household will actually trust.
By the numbers
The market, with the receipts.
Every figure links to its publisher. Forecasts are labelled as such; where publishers disagree we cite one, with its definition, and never blend them.
$16.29B
Global AI assistant market, 2024, forecast $73.80B by 2033 at 18.8% CAGR
The closest defensible software category to WonderHome, with the publisher citing consumer demand for personalized, hands-free experiences as a driver.
Base year 2024, CAGR 2025–2033. Covers consumer and enterprise assistants; publishers scope this market very differently.
Grand View Research, 202520.0 crore
Women in employment in India (aged 15+), Jan-Dec 2025
Working women are the core of the time-poor buyer pool: 20.0 crore (200 million) women were employed in 2025.
Usual-status employment, calendar 2025. 1 crore = 10 million.
MoSPI / NSO (Periodic Labour Force Survey Annual Report 2025), 202685.5%
Indian households with at least one smartphone (urban: 91.3%), early 2025
Nearly nine in ten Indian households already have a smartphone, and 86.3% have internet at home, so a text or voice assistant needs no new hardware.
Survey of 34,950 households, January–March 2025. Urban households: 91.3%.
MoSPI / NSO (Comprehensive Modular Survey: Telecom, 2025, NSS 80th round), 2025305 min/day
Time women aged 15-59 spend daily on unpaid domestic services (India, 2024)
Indian women in prime working age spend about five hours a day on unpaid household work; the NSO says this is down from 315 minutes in 2019.
Per participant aged 15–59 in unpaid domestic services; down from 315 minutes in 2019.
MoSPI / NSO (Time Use Survey 2024), 2025Over 50%
Online adults in metro India who use generative AI, highest in Asia Pacific
Forrester finds metro India leads APAC on generative-AI use, and only 5% of metro Indians say they are not knowledgeable about AI.
Forrester gives “over half”, not an exact percentage. Sample is online adults in metro India.
Forrester, 20253.73 crore
Overseas Indians (NRIs plus persons of Indian origin), as of January 2026: 37,280,845
MEA counts about 37.3 million Indians abroad (17.76M NRIs and 19.52M PIOs), the expat/NRI side of the buyer base.
NRIs 17.76 million plus persons of Indian origin 19.52 million, as of January 2026.
Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, 2026
Business model
Consumer subscription with billing built end-to-end.
Three plans — Free, Pro and Max — with real prices set (Pro ₹299/month, Max ₹599/month). Billing for India and international customers, with refunds, is built and switches on when payments go live; every plan is free during early access until then.
Free
Run the Home
- Household basics with WonderHome watching quietly
- Outcomes, routines, notifications
- Maintenance, laundry, pet care
- Text conversation and background runs
Pro
Let WonderHome Think
- The full household: school, commerce, meals, bills, family time
- Voice conversation
- School and homework intelligence
- Ordering and groceries
Max
Let WonderHome Run the Home
- Everything, with autonomous action
- Deeper integrations
- Highest usage limits
Defensibility
What compounds.
Consent architecture
Deterministic policy checks sit outside the model. Autonomy is set per household, per responsibility. This is hard to bolt on and is the reason families will let it act.
Household graph
People, guardianship, protected time, stock levels, obligations, health context and preferences form a private, compounding model of one home.
Governed multi-channel voice
A single HomeTalk contract, not a per-assistant bolt-on: linked voice identities carry hashed, scoped OAuth grants that activate as each assistant account is connected, and payments, orders and health changes are never reachable by voice alone.
Cost discipline
Engineering guardrails target under US$2,000/month infrastructure at 10,000 active households and under US$0.75 of background AI per household per month.
Execution to date
Verifiable, not aspirational.
Pulled from the product's own public engineering trackers. Source code, trackers and live demos are available to serious parties on request.
Stories shipped
224 / 226
99% of a 24-module backlog, per the live tracker; 1 still open and 1 deliberately deferred
Modules complete
23 of 24
Voice release gates need a real Alexa and Gemini Live run; right-to-left layouts are deferred
Languages
8
English, Hindi, Marathi, Spanish, French, German, Arabic and Mandarin across every screen and HomeTalk
Billing & payments
India + international
Checkout, refunds and reconciliation built; free during early access until payments go live
Roadmap
What comes next.
Now
- Turn on WhatsApp, Alexa and Gemini voice as each account is connected
- Voice release gates: a real Alexa and Gemini Live end-to-end run
- Activate payments as plans go live
Next
- First partners on the developer platform (scoped keys and a sandbox are built)
- Right-to-left layouts on the remaining screens
- Forwarded-email intake once a receiving domain is set up
Later
- Regional expansion beyond India
- More languages from the same catalog
The ask