Mental load, lifted.
Four things a morning. Nothing on the calm ones.
GiGi reads the bills, school letters and bookings you send it, keeps an eye on the calendar and the weather, and every morning hands you the few things that need you. Each one is a tap. Nothing happens without one.
Be one of the first households.Invites go out a few at a time.
- Stored in the EU
- No card
- One email, when it’s your turn
Wednesday 23 September
7:00
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One morning
What 07:00 looks like, when GiGi has done the night shift.
One line on the lock screen.
How many things are waiting, and what kind. Never an amount. On a calm day, no notification at all.
Four cards, at most. One decision each.
Right to settle, left for later, up for why. The background takes the colour of what you’re looking at: travel is blue, school gold, bills green.
- Ranked overnight from everything GiGi knows
- Anything left for later comes back, and ranks higher
Every card can say why it’s there.
The flight in two days, the passport date on Leo’s profile, the six-month rule. Facts GiGi used, not a feeling. If one is wrong, “Doesn’t look right?” is one tap.
That’s today done.
What was settled, what waits, and what GiGi did while you slept, in plain words. Then the day room, with the next three days and what the children should wear.
Quiet until something changes.
Today, the calendar, money and family. GiGi sits in the middle of the tab bar. Ask it something and it goes to look.
Wednesday 23 September
7:00
Tap the notification
It reads what you send
It quotes the sentence. Or it leaves a blank.
Forward a bill. GiGi finds each value and keeps the exact words it came from. When a figure isn’t clearly there, the field stays empty, because a wrong amount is worse than none.
Hi Anna,
Thanks for being with us. From your next bill, your broadband will cost £52.00 a month, up from £34.00. Your current contract ends on 4 October 2026, after which you are free to change your plan.
Our special offer of £29 for new customers is not available on your account.
Best wishes,
The Virgin Media team
What GiGi keeps
“your broadband will cost £52.00 a month”
“ends on 4 October 2026”
£29 is for new customers, not this account.
No amount without its sentence. Other families’ children, if a letter names them, are dropped in code.
The app, as it is
Five rooms. One of them is dark.
The promise
It reads, ranks and reminds. It never acts on its own.
Approving a cheaper broadband deal hands it to a person, who does it with you and tells you when it’s done. Everything else is yours to do, with GiGi keeping count.
Meet GiGi
There when it’s needed. Asleep when it isn’t.
Privacy, in the code
Built so it can’t overshare.
Try it
Your postcode, down to the district.
GiGi keeps SW1A and never 1AA.
The weather service gets the district, never your street. Email and password live apart from everything else, joined by an id that says nothing.
Your privacy log
Everything it did, written down.
- Checked roadworks on your school run
06:45 - Read an email you forwarded from Virgin Media
06:58 - Looked up tomorrow’s forecast for SW1A
07:12
Each line is chained to the one before, so nothing can be quietly edited. Metadata only: never an amount, never an email.
Questions
Asked, and answered plainly.
What does GiGi need from me?
Forward it the emails that matter: bills, school letters, bookings. If you use Gmail and Google Calendar you can connect them read-only: GiGi sees subject lines when you ask, and the calendars you tick. Nothing else.
Does GiGi switch my bills?
No. When a better deal is worth it, GiGi shows you the saving and why. If you approve, a person handles the switch with you and tells you when it’s done. GiGi itself never switches, pays, sends or books.
Where is my data?
In the EU. Your login lives apart from your household’s data, the weather service only ever sees your postcode district, and every time GiGi reads something on your behalf it writes a line in your privacy log.
What happens on a quiet day?
Nothing. No notification, no digest to clear. One line in the app tells you what’s next and when.
Can the rest of the family use it?
Invite a co-parent with a link and they get their own login and mornings. Teens can see the family digest, but not money or approvals.
Tomorrow at seven, it could be four things.
GiGi is opening to households a few at a time.
Be one of the first households.Invites go out a few at a time.
- Stored in the EU
- No card
- One email, when it’s your turn