
She keeps the household in order.
The appointments, the vaccines, the expenses, the gate code. The family, the home, the pets, the notebook: everything dated, filed, easy to find.
Written down once. Found every time.

Junema is in closed beta. The app opens one household at a time.
Your whole family's life, in one place. An assistant who keeps things in order, who thinks of you, who learns alongside you. You say it, she writes it down.
Let me know when it opensWhere does your data go?A weigh-in, a code, a question, a reminder. You say it once. Junema files it in the right place.
No screens to fill in. No tedious typing. Junema always shows you what she understood before she writes. You confirm, you edit, or you cancel. You stay in charge.
Your assistant knows your household, nobody else sees it, and you control what she sees.
Pick an example:
Anything I shouldn't forget today?
Yes. The son of your colleague Thomas turns 8 today. You're the one who noted it.
Léon weighs 26 kilos this morning.
Noted. 26 kg, this morning. It's in his health book.
Is Noisette up to date on her vaccines?
Almost. Her booster is due in three weeks. Shall I put it in the calendar?
Good morning, Junema.
Good morning. Two appointments today, rain around 4 pm. And Mila's birthday is coming up. Shall I read you the rest?

The appointments, the vaccines, the expenses, the gate code. The family, the home, the pets, the notebook: everything dated, filed, easy to find.
Written down once. Found every time.

Moving a little, breathing for two minutes, tracking your steps. Junema suggests, never insists. No streak to keep up, no reproach.
She suggests. You decide.

A new language, step by step, through play. And passions: wine, the sky, music. More will follow.
Every lesson is written by hand.
And in the evening, Junema tells mysteries, made for grown-ups.
The faces, the names, the ties, the generations. Junema keeps your family tree alive, a place where memories stay and no one gets lost.

Small homemade games, born from the imagination of the children of the house, just to unwind or pass the time.
One app for vaccines, one for groceries, one for money, one for learning. Junema keeps all of it in one place. Yours.

It's hosted in Europe. You see what Junema knows about you. You delete whenever you want. Nobody sells it, ever.

No ads. No feed. No guilt-tripping notifications. Junema is a calm tool. You open it when you need it.

A general-purpose AI
Junema
Junema plugs into what you already use. Today, Google Calendar. The rest will follow, one by one.

Junema grows in a single direction: a simpler, calmer family life.
One day, your family tree could join your cousins'. If everyone wants it. Nothing connects without your agreement.
A circle for your loved ones is on the way: learning with your sister, taking on your father, playing around the table. Your real loved ones. Never strangers, never a feed.
Other connections will come, one by one: your bank, the energy of your home, your connected devices. Junema will read, file, keep you posted. She will never act on your behalf. Each door is yours to open. Yours to close.
And a rule that won't budge, whatever Junema learns to do: the health, the accounts, your children's notebook stay in your vault. What may one day be shared: the games, the passions, the tree. If you want it. Never the rest.
No promise of a date. When a door opens, you'll know.
Your household data is hosted in Europe, in Frankfurt. It is never sold. There are no ads.
You see what Junema knows about you, and you can erase everything, straight from the app.
A useful assistant is one that knows when to stop. Here is what Junema leaves to the humans with the expertise.
Doesn't
Junema does not diagnose.
She won't tell you whether it's serious.
She won't recommend a treatment.
Does
She notes your symptoms if you want. She reminds you about vaccines.
She points you to your doctor.
Doesn't
Junema won't tell you what to buy, sell or keep.
Investment advice is a regulated profession. It isn't hers.
Does
She notes your spending. She shows you where you stand.
You set the rules. She follows them.
Doesn't
Junema sends no bank transfers. She buys nothing.
She calls nobody on your behalf.
She doesn't sell your data to advertisers.
Does
She writes it down, you decide.
Jérôme François, a Belgian dad. Junema was born at his place, for his own family. It's a product of studio L'iartisan, in Belgium.
In Europe, in Frankfurt, with a host bound by European data law. Never sold on, never used for ads.
No. Never. No ads either. That's not the model.
The app is free. The assistant will be a paid option, by subscription. The subscription is what funds Junema, not your data.
No. Junema keeps the everyday in order, and it accompanies the rest: learning a language, discovering a passion, moving a little, playing in the evening. Always in one place.
No. Junema plugs into what you already use. Your Google Calendar stays your calendar, everything shows up on both sides. Your watch keeps counting your steps, Junema reads them. Nothing to retype, nothing to lose.
No. Junema listens only when you press the microphone button. Without that gesture, she hears nothing.
It stays within your household. No public profile, no sharing, no targeted ads. You can erase everything.
The beta is closed for now. Leave your address on the waiting list: you'll hear from us when it opens.
Junema is a mobile app, available on iPhone and Android from launch.
Junema is in closed beta. A few households are using it, while we get things right.
Leave your address. When it opens, you'll know. Nothing else.