
Cleo holds one memory for your family: every feed you logged in Cleo Track, every meal and trip you planned in Cleo Plan, and everything you have told it along the way. Three ways in, and the same Cleo behind all of them.
How much did Ada drink yesterday, and did she sleep any better?
Add nappies and formula to the grocery list.
Most assistants start every conversation from nothing. This one starts from everything you have logged and planned.
Feeds, nappies, naps, medicines, temperatures, growth. How much she drank yesterday, and whether she slept better than the night before.
The week of meals, the recipes, the grocery list, the to-dos, the trips and who is going on them.
Log an entry, put a dinner on the week, add to the list, tick off packing, block out time. Not just answers.
It reads Cleo Track and Cleo Plan. Cleo Routine stays on your child’s device. The full list of what it can do is in the docs.
One account and one memory, reached three different ways.




Tell it by text that Ada has dropped to two naps and it does not matter which door you came in by. The question you ask in Claude the next morning is answered with that in it.
Standing facts about your household live in Cleo rather than in one tool’s chat history, so changing tools, or using two at once, does not cost you the context you have built up.

A short daily email: what happened yesterday, what is on today, and the one thing worth doing first. Written for you rather than generated at you.
It pays attention to what actually helps. If a nudge has gone unactioned for days, it stops making it.

Giving an outside AI access is a choice you make, not a default. You approve it, you can see what it reaches, and you can revoke it at any time without losing anything you logged.
Cleo does not sell your family’s data and never uses it for advertising or profiling. The models it sends anything to do not train on it. The AI you connect is yours, and the history goes to it because you said so.
Connecting takes a couple of minutes, and you can undo it just as fast.

Want to see what's new?
I write down everything I change in Cleo: the big features and the small fixes. Have a look at the release notes.