Private by default. Shared on purpose.
You decide what Wren knows—and what the household sees.
Wren only works when every adult can understand and control how information moves.
Each adult controls their own account and connections.
Private information stays out of the household plan unless you choose to share it.
Messages, purchases, and plan changes stay under human control.
Wren is built for coordination—not monitoring or hidden scorekeeping.
How your information moves.
Separate adult accounts
Each adult gets their own Wren account and private conversation. Adults never share a login, password, or message history.
Private information and the household plan
What you tell Wren privately stays private by default. It joins the household plan only when you choose to share it. Wren is designed to show what is private, what has become shared, and what will be sent before a message or action goes out.
Connections and sources
When you connect or forward a source, Wren explains what it receives and why. Each connection is chosen separately. Wren is also designed to show the source behind a plan item so you can check and correct it.
Sharing and approvals
Wren does not silently send messages, make purchases, or change important plans. As approved actions are introduced, Wren will preview the action and ask first. Optional consent is never pre-checked and can be withdrawn.
Caregivers
Caregiver access is planned for private beta. Trusted people will receive only the part of the plan they need, limited to the role and time the household chooses. Access will be visible and removable at any time.
Children’s information
Wren is for the adults coordinating a household. The invitation form does not ask for children’s names, schools, addresses, or schedules. Details an adult later chooses to add are treated as sensitive household information under the same controls.
Review, correct, pause, disconnect, or delete
You can review what Wren holds, correct what is wrong, pause Wren, disconnect a source, or delete information. Corrections are designed to update the affected plan and show what changed.
Service providers and AI processing
Wren relies on carefully selected infrastructure and AI model providers to operate. The formal privacy policy will describe the categories of providers, what they process, and how household content is handled.
Retention and security
Wren is intended to keep information only as long as it is useful to the household, needed to provide the service, or required by law. Sensitive data is intended to be encrypted in transit and at rest, with strict boundaries between households. Exact retention periods and security practices will be set out in the formal policy.
Rights and requests
Depending on where you live, you may have additional rights to access, correct, delete, or restrict use of your information. Use the contact page to make a privacy request. Wren is not an emergency or safety service.
This page explains Wren’s intended product model in plain language. It is not the binding privacy policy. A formal policy will be published before general availability, and the product must match it.