The Family Intelligence journal
Published by Andi
Family life, 
understood.
Featured
A text about a library book takes one job off a parent's mind. This response to the New York Times asks who rearranges pickup and tells Grandpa when chess club moves to a different day.
- Family Intelligence
- Mental load
- Trust & privacy
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More articles
Find an article about a question your family is facing. Each one includes examples and links to its sources.
When soccer practice moves to 4:15, Dad has a work call and Grandma has never been to the field. See what shared family context adds to that change, and what to ask before trusting a family AI.
- Family Intelligence
- Family coordination
Robotics practice moves to 3:45 this week, just as one parent needs to walk a younger child to piano. Compare how a shared calendar and an AI assistant each handle the clash, then use the one-week checklist to decide.
- Family coordination
- AI assistants
Compare ten assistants, including Andi, by the family task you need help with. The article checks documented capabilities and published US prices, then gives you a worksheet to try one task yourself.
- AI assistants
- Trust & privacy
A school newsletter can mix permission slips with dates that need checking. Use the prompt to pull out tasks and flag unclear details, then agree who will handle each item.
- School life
- Family coordination
An app that reminds you about the swim towel helps, but checking that app is work too. Run a workload audit and a one-week trial to see whether an assistant saves more effort than it adds.
- Mental load
- Family Intelligence
On an early-dismissal day, a sitter or grandparent needs the changed pickup plan in writing, along with routines and care instructions a parent has confirmed. Copy the template and ask them to confirm they've read it.
- Caregiving
- Family coordination
The perspective behind the journal
Family 
Intelligence.
The most important system you belong to deserves an intelligence of its own.
Family Intelligence starts with what a family knows about its people and routines. Our manifesto explains why we are building Andi around that shared context.
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About the journal.
Andi is the family AI assistant at andi.ai. It brings family context, reminders, caregiver handoffs and a child companion into one place.
Andi AI publishes this journal about how technology can help families. Each article gives its author's view and links to original sources. Authors say when comparisons rely on product documentation rather than hands-on testing. We label fictional examples. We use AI to help with research and drafting, and each named author is responsible for their article.
Contributors
Ardis KadiuFounder, Andi
Ardis Kadiu is the founder of Andi and writes about Family Intelligence and the everyday work of family life.
