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Support.

Answers to the questions people ask before they download, and a real person at the end of the email address.

Frequently asked

Before you download.

When will Ron be available?

Ron is in active development and will be submitted to the Apple App Store shortly. Join the notify list and we will email you the day it is approved — that is the only thing we will use your address for.

What do I need to run Ron?

An iPhone 15 Pro or newer running iOS 26 or newer. Those are hard minimums rather than recommendations: Ron reasons using Apple's on-device foundation models, and that framework is only available on hardware that supports Apple Intelligence. You do not need an internet connection for Ron to think.

What platforms will Ron support?

iOS first. We are focused on making the iPhone experience excellent before expanding to other platforms.

Is Ron designed for children to use?

Ron is built for adults managing a household. Kids Mode is an optional, parent-enabled view locked behind a four-digit PIN that shows a child only their own assignments and schedule. Parents stay in control of what is shared.

What will Ron cost?

Pricing will be announced at launch. There will be a way to try Ron before paying for it.

How does Ron handle our family's data?

It stays on your iPhone. Ron stores your household on the device and reasons about it using Apple's on-device foundation models, so nothing is sent to us, to a server we run, or to any AI provider — not even to answer a question. We hold no copy of your data, which means there is none for us to sell, share, or lose.

Does that mean my data is not backed up anywhere?

Correct — we hold nothing. Whatever backup you already use for your iPhone is the backup for Ron's data, on the terms you have set with Apple. If you delete Ron and have no device backup, the data is gone. That is the trade we made deliberately: no copy on our side means no copy to lose.

Does Ron work if more than one adult runs the household?

Yes. Ron is built for households rather than individuals, so multiple adults share the same picture — the same schedule, the same chores, the same follow-ups — instead of each keeping a private list.