Hup - AI for the Home

Just finished a cleaning session in my room lol I had to have hup slow down a little and he was a little stubborn about some items that had to stay where the were, and got fixated on my treadmill cord that has to run across the floor, but it was fun my husband and I were laughing most of the time. I’ve been designated a goblin, gremlin, and chaos raccoon 🤣 this is such a game changer for neurodivergent folks! Highly recommend!

In a household with application, AI & gaming loving parents and teenagers, this app makes mundane chores and tasks feel fun and challenging. It’s like a friend came over unannounced, and now they are judging me for the groceries I was too lazy or distracted to put away. By offering specific tasks along with a screenshot of the issue, I have been able to get SO much done! You can upload your own photo of yours space you need help with, but we also purchased 3 cameras we installed in the kitchen, living room and our entryway that also doubles as an office. They install almost invisible under kitchen cabinets and built in bookshelves, and the cute face on the front makes it clear which side is up. I have signed up for early access for the voice mode and cannot wait to test out that feature next!

I typically only write reviews for things that are horrifically bad or exceptionally good. This falls right at the top of the exceptionally good column. If you don’t have ADHD, you won’t understand what a lifesaver this is. I’m 62, and have struggled with tidiness all my life. It starts with the executive dysfunction inertia, becomes overwhelmed at what the mess has become, and then the mess becomes a regular feature in my house because I can no longer look at it as something I need to do. I’ve written it off. The Hup AI camera gives me one small thing to do at a time. This morning, it suggested that I break down the empty box on the kitchen table and put it in recycling. That was all I had to do, and that made it possible. I can create my own spaces, for example, I have one camera looking at my entire kitchen and the other looking at a shelf that tend to put things on that I don’t want to deal with. Then I can tell it how to deal with it. With the shelf, I tell it to give me one task and not to give me another until I’ve completed the first. With the whole kitchen, I ask it to monitor continuously so I have a list of things to do. I’m still testing out these options so I may change them to something else You literally just tell it in conversational language, what you want to do and when you want to do it. Set up was very easy. There was an initial glitch, so I emailed the company and got an immediate response with detailed instructions so I was up and running right away. I think I need about 10 more of these 🤣. If you decide to get one, tell them Pez you.