Nori is a shared household organizer that accepts information by voice, photo, or link. The official listing says it can turn a school flyer or permission slip into calendar events, parse a recipe into a recipe box, and help build a meal plan and shopping list. Family members can share calendars, tasks, chores, and lists from their own devices.
The shared calendar syncs with Google, Apple, and Outlook calendars. Nori also describes proactive suggestions and AI tools for photo or voice capture, recipe parsing, and meal planning. The basic calendar, chores, shopping lists, and recipes are described as free for household members; 10 AI actions are included to try.
Nori Plus is listed at US$7.99 per month or US$59.99 per year for the family. AI extraction can misread dates, quantities, or names, so review anything it adds before acting on it. Families should also consider what personal or children's information they choose to upload. We have not tested the integrations or AI output.
