Your household

Gianna belongs to a household, not just one person. Bring your spouse and family in, and you share one to-do list and one prayer life — with a Gianna who knows your whole family, even as each of you talks to her in your own way.

Adding people

Tell Gianna about the people in your home and she'll keep them in mind:

"My wife's name is Anna."

"We have two children, Pio and Bridget."

She can refer to them, and you can assign tasks to each other:

"Assign 'book the dentist' to Anna."

Inviting your spouse to join

A named family member can have their own way in. Ask Gianna to create an invite:

"Invite Anna to join our household."

She'll give you a code/link to pass along. Once your spouse joins, you're both in the same household — a shared to-do list, shared prayer intentions, and a Gianna who remembers your family as one, while each of you keeps your own conversation with her.

What's shared, and what's personal

• Shared: tasks, prayer intentions, and what Gianna remembers. Her memory is one household pool — anything either of you tells her she can recall for both (she keeps track of who said what, so "where was I born?" still means you).
• Personal: each of you has your own conversation with Gianna and your own rhythm — what you type to her is yours, not your spouse's. Notes meant for the whole household (a shared reminder, a family digest) still show up for everyone. Connect your own Telegram and reminders set for you reach you.

Spouses are equal in the household — there's no "owner" who outranks the other.