Peacock Parent Launches Ask Proxy for Household Planning
Peacock Parent announces Ask Proxy in a press release, a personal AI assistant that helps users plan household and family tasks. The service works through text messages and can contact users without waiting for a prompt.
Ask Proxy sends reminders and suggestions based on upcoming events. Examples include gift recommendations before birthday parties, packing lists before trips, and summer camp options several months before summer.
Plans start at $29 per month when billed annually. The service is available in the US and Canada. Peacock Parent says it does not sell personal information, use conversations to train public AI models, or scan users' phones, computers, and social media accounts.
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