Your documents, home inventory, tasks, calendar, budget, and notes — in one app, with an AI assistant that can actually search across all of it. Not another single-purpose tracker: the thing that remembers so you don't have to.
Most life-admin apps make you pick one thing to organize. LifeSteward AI keeps them all in one place — and its AI assistant can pull from any of them to answer a real question.
This isn't a crippled trial — free tier is a real, permanent way to use the app. Pro exists for people who want their data to follow them across devices and want the AI assistant.
"Zero-knowledge" and "AI-powered" both get thrown around loosely. Here's exactly what each one means in this app, including where the boundary actually is.
Every document and inventory photo is encrypted on your device, before it's ever uploaded, using a key derived from a passphrase only you know. We store two independently-encrypted copies of that key — one wrapped by your passphrase, one by a one-time recovery code — and never the raw key itself. Nobody at KGKV, and nobody who somehow got into our database, could read your original files.
The text recognized from a scan is stored separately, in our regular database, unencrypted — specifically so the AI assistant can search it when you ask it a question. This is a deliberate tradeoff we're stating plainly rather than rounding up to a blanket "zero-knowledge" claim: the photo/scan file itself is fully protected; what that document says is server-readable.
When you ask a question, the assistant searches your data and sends only the specific pieces relevant to that question to our AI provider (currently Anthropic) — never your entire document vault, task list, or notes in one shot.
If you never upgrade, none of the above server-side handling applies to you at all — your documents, inventory, and everything else exist only in the app's local database on your device.
Full detail, including what we collect for account and billing purposes, is in the privacy policy.
Both work from Settings in the app. If you can't get to the app, the same account deletion is available from the web.