Wren for partners
Share the plan. Keep your own conversation.
Each adult gets a private conversation with Wren and a clear view of the household plan. See what’s open, take on what you can, and choose what you connect or share.
You’ll have your own private conversation with Wren. Choose what to connect, what to take on, and what to share with the household.
See what needs attention.
The household plan shows what’s open, covered, or waiting—without exposing every private conversation or connection.
Keep your conversation private.
What you tell Wren stays private unless you choose to add it to the household plan.
Take something on.
Pick up an open item with a tap or message. Wren updates the plan so everyone knows it is covered—without one person assigning or chasing.
Decline, hand back, or correct.
You can say no, return an item to the open plan, or correct something Wren misunderstood. The plan updates to show what is still needed.
Choose when Wren nudges you.
Quiet hours are planned for private beta, so non-urgent reminders can wait until you’re ready.
What a partner invitation looks like.
Joining creates your own account and private conversation—not access to your partner’s account, messages, or connections.
You’ll have your own private conversation with Wren. Choose what to connect, what to take on, and what to share with the household.
Partner questions, answered plainly.
No. Wren does not expose private conversations or create contribution scores. Each adult controls what they connect and what they share with the household.
No. You both see the household plan, but each person’s private conversation and connections stay private unless they choose to share something.
Decline it or hand it back. Wren keeps the item open so the plan reflects what is actually covered—not what someone assumed.