Lysten.

Lysten is a voice-first household companion that helps families remember what they need, what they already have, and what needs to be done. Just speak naturally and Lysten turns everyday thoughts into organised household actions. Say things like: • “Milk is finished” • “Rice is at home” • “Car wash tomorrow” • “Remind Dad about his medicine tomorrow morning” • “Pay the maid on Friday” Lysten understands the context, asks for clarification when something is unclear, and helps prevent accidental or incorrect entries. SHARED HOUSEHOLD SPACES Needs Keep track of groceries, medicines, household essentials, and anything else your family needs to buy. At Home See what is already available at home and avoid buying the same item again. Reminders Remember payments, medicines, household services, appointments, maintenance, and everyday tasks. BUILT FOR FAMILIES Everyone in the household stays connected through shared lists, reminders, and activity updates. When one person adds, completes, or updates something, the household stays in sync. SMARTER VOICE CAPTURE Lysten supports natural follow-up conversations. For example: “Dad medicine” “Remind him tomorrow morning” Lysten remembers the context and creates the correct reminder. When a phrase is unclear, it asks before taking action. A SIMPLE, WARM EXPERIENCE Lysten features a refreshed and consistent design across Home, Needs, At Home, Reminders, and More, making everyday household organisation easier and more enjoyable. KEY FEATURES • Add items and reminders using your voice • Conversational follow-up understanding • Shared family lists and household spaces • Smart clarification for uncertain requests • Grocery and household item tracking • Medicine and payment reminders • Search, categories, filters, and bulk actions • Recent household activity • Notifications and reminder alerts • Siri support for quick additions • Undo support for safer updates • Designed for busy families From groceries and medicines to household payments and service reminders, Lysten reduces the mental load of managing everyday life. Just say it. Lysten remembers.