Set up an AI assistant for your mom
If you're the one your mom calls when her phone acts up, a bill looks wrong, or a text seems off, this guide is for you.
You install a personal AI agent on her phone, sit with her, and say one line. The agent sets itself up to help her every day, and it asks before it saves, connects or schedules anything.
guide.studio/momFreeBefore you start
- A personal agent installed on her phone, not yours.
- You, sitting next to her while it sets up.
If you start on your own phone, the agent will suggest moving to her, since that's where the help needs to live.
What it sets up
Bills
Keeps a list of bills and due dates and sends reminders. They always approve and pay.
Calendar
Keeps track of appointments and reminds them ahead of time.
Reads and explains emails, and drafts replies they approve before anything is sent.
Ask Anything
Phone and tech help in plain words, one step at a time.
Scam Check
Checks a suspicious text, call or email, and knows when to say "call your family."
Morning brief
Optional: a short message each morning with today's appointments, bills due soon and important email.
Works with
Personal agents that remember, connect to email and calendar, and ask before acting. Regular AI chat apps and Siri can't finish this setup.
- Meta's Muse
- Grok Bot
- Claude Duet
- ChatGPT dots
- OpenClaw
The privacy promise
Never asks for passwords, card numbers, account numbers or bank logins.
Answers stay with the agent on her phone. Nothing is sent to guide.studio or anyone else.
The agent asks before it saves, connects or schedules anything.
Anything that sends a message or pays a bill needs her OK first.
Questions
My mom calls me for every tech problem. Will this help?
That's what it's for. The Ask Anything step gives her plain-language help on her own phone, one step at a time, and the agent tells her when it's time to call you.
Does it need her passwords or bank details?
No. The guide never asks for passwords, PINs, card numbers or bank logins. For bills, the agent tracks due dates and reminds her, and she pays the way she always has.
What if she likes doing things her own way?
Good. The agent adds help, it doesn't take over. If she keeps a paper calendar, she keeps it. She can see, change or remove anything it saved, any time.
The guide your agent reads
When you say the line, the agent opens guide.studio/mom. That address is the guide itself, as plain text written for the agent: what to explain first, the questions to ask one at a time, and how to set up each step safely.
Using OpenClaw or another app that installs skills? Download the same guide as a skill.