Managing family life can feel overwhelming, but Nori makes it surprisingly simple. This all-in-one AI family organizer brings everything together in one place — schedules, reminders, to-dos, and family coordination — so nothing slips through the cracks.What I love most about Nori is how intuitive it feels. You don’t need to spend hours setting it up or learning complicated features. The AI helps organize tasks automatically, sends smart reminders, and keeps everyone on the same page, whether it’s school schedules, activities, appointments, or family plans.Nori truly feels like a digital assistant for busy families. It reduces mental load, saves time, and makes daily routines smoother and more manageable. If you’re juggling multiple schedules and want a smarter, stress-free way to stay organized, Nori is a game changer for family management.

I got this because I saw it was new and I always enjoy supporting new and smaller things. I also loved the idea of it. The Ai is adorable with the cat being there while it’s thinking, and I’ve only had it a few days but we’ve been able to keep track of all of the things we want to do over the summer better. And dinners are a pain, so being able to think of meals and look back is great. It would be lovely if meals could also just be a list that isn’t refreshed so we can keep ideas instead of scrolling for them. And my sister has an older phone, iPhone 11. It works a little oddly for her. Other than that it’s a lovely app and I’m excited to see how far it develops. :)

So far so good hopefully it continues to make my expectations. It’s hard because I had an app that I really liked. And it got taken down off of Apple. I don’t know the reasons so it’s been hard to find an app that meets my expectations like the one I previously have on my device. Hopefully, it will meet my expectations. The only thing I have a complaint on is I wish I could download the app on a watch. I’d make it even better in my opinion but otherwise no complaints. I don’t own the wall device that this app is designed for. But so far I am liking the app. It’s definitely better in my opinion than the other apps that is more to wall devices.

It needs some tweaks in my opinion.There are some problems with the ai assistant, I’ve noticed.It doesn’t integrate with the grocery list very well, I had added some groceries before making a meal plan and after the meal plan asked Nori if it could delete the groceries that wouldn’t be part of the meal plan.It said it did, but I ended up having to manually delete those groceries instead anyway.Also it doesn’t seem to understand doubling up.For example: when I asked for a meal plan spanning two weeks, bc keep the meal plan the same each week (I.e chicken noodle soup on both Monday nights) it only added the grocery amount for one week.However I do love this app, Nori has been great for coming up with easy recipes on the go, for meals I never would have thought of myself, and has been a big help in less grocery waste in that regard.Nori is also great in helping you plan healthy meals and was even able to come up with recipes for VERY specific needs.ADHD brain boost, meals that only take a certain amount of time to make, hyper mobility issues, and certain vitamin needs in my meals, all combined even Nori was able flexibly come up with recipes al that in mind, which I found impressive.Nori is a big help when it comes to meal planning as well.Other than the above issues, it was able to help me come up with a meal plan for dinner that could also be roll over into next day easy to throw together lunches.It’s a good app, just needs some adjustments Also I know the kid reward is new, I hope yall consider changing the renew and set it to specific days or weeks, instead of just renewing right away. Some chores are weekly, and some kids like to take advantage and do the same easy chores twice to garner the same reward over and over when you don’t have that kind of money.Not my kid, but some 👀