Private household organisation
A little less household admin.
Renny — Household OS helps invited household members manage shared shopping, tasks, plans and a household budget.
What Renny does
Simple web controls and a dedicated WhatsApp bot provide access to shared lists and tasks. With account consent, Google Calendar holds shared events, Google Drive holds selected household files, and Google Sheets holds the finance workbook.
Supported commands use validated tools. Optional local AI can help interpret requests, while the household server controls permissions and changes. Cloud AI is disabled; there is no automatic cloud fallback.
A private service
Renny is an independently operated tool for one household, available only to its invited members. It is not open for public registration. The application requires authentication; these public pages contain information only and provide no access to household records, setup controls or APIs.
Connections require the account holder’s consent. The WhatsApp bridge uses an unofficial linked-device integration, not an official WhatsApp API or endorsement.
Your data and choices
Read the privacy notice for what is accessed, where it is stored, and how to disconnect or request deletion. The terms explain the limits of this private service. Invited members can contact the operator through their existing private contact channel.