Being built for family life

Family plans that fit your real life.

Siba is an AI agent being built to organise family time, find suitable activities, compare prices, and bring parents practical plans that fit their routine and budget.

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Why Siba

Childhood can slip by while parents are busy building a future.

Working parents often carry the earning, the planning, and the emotional work of keeping family life moving. Without nearby family support, small moments can be missed - not because parents do not care, but because there is simply too much to hold in mind.

The Siba differenceSiba is being built to take on more of the organising, so parents can keep more of the moments.

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Start with family life as it is

Set it up once. Keep it in your hands.

Siba starts with what parents know best: their own family. The setup is designed to be simple, optional, and easy to change as life changes.

Tell Siba about your family

Add the ages, interests, routines, and people who help with care. Parents decide what to share.

Set real-world limits

Choose your usual budget, travel range, free time, and days that do not work.

Choose what matters right now

Ask for more outdoor time, low-cost plans, easy weekends, or ideas around a child's current interests.

Keep it current

Update routines and preferences whenever life changes, so suggestions can stay useful.

Illustration of a parent setting time, budget, preference, and home details for the family.
Illustrative family setup - not a live product screen.

How the Siba agent works

Siba does the research. Parents make the choice.

The agent is being built to turn a broad family question - “what can we do this weekend?” - into a small set of useful, practical options.

1. Understand the day

It starts with what is possible.

Siba uses the family's chosen details alongside time, routine, weather, budget, and availability.

2. Search and compare

It looks beyond one quick search.

The agent is being built to find activities, outings, local options, and at-home ideas, then compare fit, time, and price.

3. Bring options to parents

See the best options clearly.

Siba turns the research into a short, clear brief with the practical details parents need.

Illustration of a family reviewing activity and location options together.
Illustration of Siba researching family activity options - not a live product screen.

Suggestions that fit the day you actually have

Useful ideas, not a longer to-do list.

Siba is being designed to work with the time and money a family has, rather than asking them to find more of either.

After school

45 minutes, nearby, no booking

A short park trail, library event, or at-home activity that fits before dinner.

Rainy Saturday

Low preparation, low cost

A project, local indoor option, or shared plan that works even when the weather changes.

Weekend together

Budget visible from the start

Free, low-cost, and paid options shown against the budget a parent has set.

Activity discovery and pricing

No more searching, comparing, and guessing what it will cost.

The Siba agent is being built to do the manual research parents often end up doing alone. It will look for suitable activities and show why an option may fit, including practical details like timing, cost range, and preparation.

The core Siba experience, including caregiver coordination, is intended to remain free. The product is being designed to show free, low-cost, and paid choices side by side so families can decide what works for them.

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Illustrative activity and price planning - not a live activity listing or product screen.

Built to grow with family life

The plan changes as children do.

Siba is being built to make age-appropriate suggestions without treating children as a fixed profile. Parents can keep the context current as interests and independence grow.

Illustration of a mother and toddler looking out at a rainy window together.

Toddlers and preschoolers

Short, low-prep discovery around the things they are noticing now.

Illustration of a parent and child building a birdhouse together.

Children

Projects and outings matched to growing curiosity and confidence.

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Teenagers

More independence, with young people helping shape the plans they want.

Improves with your family, on your terms

A better fit over time, not more data for its own sake.

The product is being built around a simple learning loop: parents keep what works, skip what does not, and update the family context when life changes.

Parents set the signal

Save, adjust, or pass on suggestions. Feedback should help future options become more useful.

Context stays flexible

Routine changes, changing interests, and new practical limits can all be reflected in the family profile.

Plans stay useful

Siba is designed to keep plans practical as routines, interests, and everyday limits evolve.

Privacy and clear choices

Family context deserves care.

For families, this means clear choices. For evaluators, it means privacy and a clear review step are product requirements, not features added at the end.

Choose what Siba knows

Parents decide what family details to add, change, or remove. The product is being designed around meaningful control over household context.

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Review every suggestion

Siba is being built to bring options forward, not make commitments. Parents can review and adjust before anything moves ahead.

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Build safety in early

Privacy, consent, and child-safety protections are part of the development work. Clear data practices will be published before release.

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Building Siba

From a family problem to a thoughtful product.

Siba is in active development for web and mobile. The work now is focused on making the agent useful in everyday family life, while getting privacy right from the start.

Family setup

Turning real routines, preferences, and limits into a flexible family profile.

Activity discovery

Building the research and recommendation logic that finds options worth considering.

Control by design

Developing privacy, consent, and clear review steps into each part of the product journey.