The family talks. Boone keeps track.

Your family chooses the destination.
Boone helps clear the way.

Every family is heading somewhere — a calmer home, a new baby, land of your own, a hard season you mean to come through together. Boone keeps that destination in sight while the appointments, errands, and half-finished projects pile up along the way. No one person has to carry the whole map.

Boone is not an app you install. It runs inside the assistant you already pay for, so your own Claude or ChatGPT subscription does the thinking and Boone just keeps the memory.

Getting started

Start your family. Use the button at the top of this page. You sign in, give your family a name, and you are its owner. If someone has already invited you, open the link in their invitation instead — that puts you in their family, where your family’s things already are, rather than starting an empty one of your own.
Connect Boone to your assistant. It runs inside Claude or ChatGPT rather than as an app of its own, so there is one short message to paste into a new chat. That page has the message, the button that copies it, and what each assistant needs first.
Start talking. Ask Boone to introduce itself, then just say what is on your plate. There is no list to build first — that part is Boone’s.

There is more on how Boone works — where it lives, and what happens to something you tell it. Once you have a family, everything Boone keeps is on one page at my.iamboone.app.

What Boone does

Nobody has to groom a list. Mention something in passing and Boone holds onto it. Tell it something lasting about how your family wants to live and it remembers that too, and weighs it the next time you plan. Ask what is on your plate and you get a short, honest answer rather than everything you have ever said.

In its own words — this is the same text Boone gives your assistant when it connects.

Catch the things you mention in passing — errands, appointments, projects, the thing that's been on the wagon since spring — and keep them in one place both of you can see.
Answer "what should we focus on this weekend?" with a ranked, grouped view of what's actually open.
Close things out when you tell me they're done, or drop them when they stop mattering.
Remember durable things about your family — a goal for the year, a constraint on Tuesdays, who would rather not host — and weigh them when we plan.
Push back, gently, when a new plan runs against something you've already told me matters.

What Boone won't do

These are commitments, not limitations. They are enforced in the server, not just asked for politely in a prompt.

Turn every sentence into a task. Most of what a family says is conversation, not a to-do.
Save something lasting about your family without asking you first.
Make the big calls for you. I'll lay out what it runs into; the decision is yours.
Present a shaky memory as fact. If I'm not sure I heard it right, I'll say so.

What your family controls

Boone marks the trail; it does not own the journey. The destination, the decisions, and the memories stay with your family.

Everything I remember is visible, editable, and deletable by your family.
Every change is recorded — what I proposed, what was actually applied, and whose account it came through.
Your family's information stays inside your family. I can't see another family's, and no other family can see yours.

What works today

Boone is being built in the open and this page tries not to overstate it. Here is the honest state of things.

Boone is early software, and it keeps what you tell it. The addresses behind this page are the permanent ones now — but this is a small product in its first weeks, and it is worth knowing that before you hand it the shape of your week. What you can count on is that nothing Boone holds is locked away from you: ask what it knows and it will tell you, ask for a copy of everything and it will give you one, correct anything wrong, and ask it to forget something and it goes — with one known gap in that last one, described on the privacy page.

Connecting from Claude and ChatGPT	Working — both have completed a round trip.
Boone introducing itself	Working — the three lists above are what it returns.
Signing in as a family member	Working — you sign in with a code sent to your email, or with Google or Apple, and Boone then answers for your family and no one else's.
Remembering things, and planning	Working — Boone catches what you mention, keeps what matters, and answers what's on your plate. When it works something lasting out for itself rather than being told outright, it asks first.
Starting a family of your own	Working — you can start one from this page. It is still small, so this is the newest part and the one most likely to have rough edges.
A permanent address	Working — the address on the connect page is the permanent one. It said this would change once; that was August 2026, and it will not change again.