Take a photo of a school schedule, receipt, flyer, or coupon. Kithful reads it, you confirm, and it lands in the right place.
The pieces talk to each other: what you used up goes on the shopping list, the list checks this week’s deals and your coupons, and Today surfaces the few things that actually matter — including “you’re low on milk, you ran out Tuesday, it’s $2.49 at Kroger this week (usually $3.29), and there’s a coupon in your wallet.”
Nothing is saved until a human confirms it.
