Type it or say it
Type your question, or ask by voice. On iPhone, long-press to start talking or tap the mic button.
An AI assistant that answers from your family's own budget, bills, schedules and more.
Ask HeyKit is an AI assistant that knows your family's HeyKit. Instead of opening four screens to work out whether there's room for takeaways this week, you ask: "How much is left in Groceries?" It answers from your own data, in the iPhone app or on the website, and it can do the small jobs too, like logging the R85 coffee you just bought.
Type your question, or ask by voice. On iPhone, long-press to start talking or tap the mic button.
Ask HeyKit looks things up across the parts of HeyKit you use and answers in plain language.
Tell it what happened and it adds it for you. "Log R85 coffee at Vida" becomes an expense; "add milk and bread" lands on the shopping list.
Ask HeyKit never deletes anything. It can tell you whether the alarm is on, but arming and disarming stay in the app behind Face ID. Location answers only include people who are sharing, and they're given as places like Home or School. The first time you use it, HeyKit asks your consent before anything goes to the AI provider (Anthropic), and usage is counted per family.
If you already use Claude or ChatGPT, you can connect it to HeyKit over MCP with an API key and ask questions from there.
In practice
Ask how much is left in Entertainment this month. You get the number straight away, without opening the budget screen and doing the maths.
Long-press, say "log R85 coffee at Vida", and it's in. Done before your flat white is.
Ask what's on tomorrow, which bills are due this week and whether Sam's chores have been approved. One conversation instead of five screens.
Ask for business spending for the tax year, broken down by month, and get it without exporting anything.
Also in HeyKit
Armed or not, which zones are open, and a floor plan that shows you where.
Kids tick off chores, you approve, the reward lands in their wallet.
Google, iCloud, Outlook and school calendars together, next to the kids' school day.