Waiting for you
3drafts need your yesHouseholds · built for New Zealand
assembl OS for households.
DO Home: one place for the family’s school notices, bills, rates, renting and meals, with official New Zealand sources cited and nothing sent or paid without your yes.
The shell
Try it on the Example. Nothing here is real.
This is household OS running on The Example household, a fictional business. Move between the tabs with the arrow keys, and approve a draft to see what changes. Nothing is sent.
assembl OS for households
Simulated · DO Home is on a waitlist; this runs on a fictional Example household
ExampleThe Example household · Fictional, Dunedin. Two adults and two primary-school children (fictional, never named) sharing the life admin for a rented house. Every record here is simulated: no real business, people or data.
Today
SimulatedWhat needs you today: drafts awaiting approval, dates coming up and what the team did overnight.
In draft
1being prepared by the teamSpecialists
3DO · Tenancy helper · Power bill helperOfficial sources
25last checked 2026-11-08The business, as the team sees it
The Example household
- DOHousehold life admin and school notices
- Tenancy helperRenting questions, the tenant’s side
- Power bill helperPower bills and switching
Agent team · in the Example
Who is doing what.
- DOWaiting for you
Household life admin and school notices · Level 2 · Draft
NowRoom 9 museum trip: permission slip due Tuesday 17 November
Reads 10 official sources
Ask DO
- Tenancy helperWaiting for you
Renting questions, the tenant’s side · Level 2 · Draft
NowRent increase notice arrived: notice period checked
Reads 7 official sources
Ask Tenancy helper
- Power bill helperDone
Power bills and switching · Level 2 · Draft
NowOctober power bill read: most of it is usage, a fair share is the daily charge
Reads 5 official sources
Ask Power bill helper
Waiting for a person · 3
Drafts for your call.
- Awaiting approvalSimulatedDO
Room 9 museum trip: permission slip due Tuesday 17 November
DO read the notice on this device: four dates (one has no year, so it asks you to confirm), a bring-list of five things and a reply draft with placeholders. Nothing sent.
- Awaiting approvalSimulatedDO
Rates instalment due Monday 30 November
From the council notice you uploaded. A reminder is set for a week before.
- DraftSimulatedDO
WoF on the family hatchback expires Friday 4 December
From 1 November 2026 many cars 4 to 14 years old move to a WoF every 2 years; the label decides when the next one is due.
- DoneSimulatedPower bill helper
October power bill read: most of it is usage, a fair share is the daily charge
The Power bill helper showed the working and suggested checking Billy before the fixed term ends.
- Awaiting approvalSimulatedTenancy helper
Rent increase notice arrived: notice period checked
The Tenancy helper compared it with Tenancy Services’ 60-day and 12-month rules and drafted a polite question for the property manager.
- DoneSimulatedDO
Term 4 ends no later than Friday 18 December 2026
From the Ministry of Education’s term dates page. Your school sets its own last day within that.
Trace · every step
What the team just did.
- Read
DO School terms and holidays dates
- Approved
Power bill helper October power bill read: most of it is usage, a fair share is the daily charge
- Read
Power bill helper Your power bill
- Waiting
Tenancy helper Rent increase notice arrived: notice period checked
- Read
Tenancy helper Key rights and responsibilities
- Approved
DO Term 4 ends no later than Friday 18 December 2026
- Drafted
DO WoF on the family hatchback expires Friday 4 December
Built from the Example’s own tasks and the official sources each specialist cites. Simulated timing.
What this OS does
School notices
Paste a school notice and DO picks out the dates, what to bring and what needs a reply. It reads on this device, follows DO’s school rules (it never guesses a missing year) and asks nothing about your child. Leave children’s full names out of what you paste.
School terms, from the Ministry of Education
Reading…Reading education.govt.nz…
Read a notice
Dates
- Friday 20 November 2026 · 09:15
- Kia ora whānau, Room 9 is visiting the museum on Friday 20 November 2026, leaving school at 9:15am and back by 2.30pm.
- Tuesday 17 November 2026
- Please sign and return the permission slip by Tuesday 17 November 2026.
- Wednesday 18 November
- Year not stated. The trip contribution can be paid online by Wednesday 18 November.
- Monday 30 November 2026 · 11:00
- Swimming starts Monday 30 November 2026 at 11:00am for the rest of term.
Some dates have no year. DO does not guess it: confirm the year before adding a reminder.
Bring-list
- Named drink bottle
- Sunhat
- Packed lunch
- Comfortable shoes
- School jacket
Needs a reply
- Please sign and return the permission slip by Tuesday 17 November 2026. (due Tuesday 17 November 2026)
- The trip contribution can be paid online by Wednesday 18 November.
- Parent helpers: let us know if you can come by replying to the office.
Reply draft
Kia ora [teacher or school office], [Child’s first name] ([class or room]) will be coming to “Room 9 trip to the Otago Museum” on Friday 20 November 2026. The signed permission slip is coming back with them. Ngā mihi, [Your name]
Through the DO school pipeline
Dated, timed events become DO school rows, checked by DO’s own parser in Pacific/Auckland time. DO compares rows like these when a school sends a revised notice, so a changed time or place is caught.
Room 9 is visiting the museum | Whole school | 20/11/2026 | 09:15 | ? | scheduled Swimming starts | Whole school | 30/11/2026 | 11:00 | ? | scheduled
The pack
What this OS adds for your industry.
Each module shows what it can do today. Proposed means designed, not built.
School notices
Paste a school notice and get its dates, a bring-list and an RSVP draft, read on your device with DO’s school rules, alongside this year’s term dates fetched live from the Ministry of Education.
Leave children’s full names out of what you paste. DO never guesses a missing year.
Life admin
Passport, licence, WoF, rego, rates and insurance dates in one list, with a calendar file you keep. Only the item and the date, never a document number.
Reminders stay in this browser. Download the calendar file to keep them.
Bills and power
Reads a power bill on your device, shows how much is the daily charge and how much is usage, and compares another plan on the same usage. Links Billy, the Electricity Authority’s comparison site.
An estimate on this bill’s usage, not a quote. Powerswitch is Consumer NZ’s site, linked as a third party.
Rates
The rates reader taster for your rates notice, and your instalment dates added to life admin.
Your council sets the dates and any penalty. The notice is the source.
Official sources
Renting
The tenant version of the healthy homes check, a rent increase notice check, and plain explainers from Tenancy Services.
Information, not legal advice. Tenancy Services or the Tenancy Tribunal decides.
Official sources
- Healthy homes standards: what a tenant needs to know (opens in a new tab)
- Tenant healthy homes standard checklist (opens in a new tab)
- Rent increases and reductions (opens in a new tab)
- Key rights and responsibilities (opens in a new tab)
- Refunding a bond (opens in a new tab)
- Residential Tenancies Act 1986 (opens in a new tab)
Kitchen Machine
Plans the week’s meals and the shopping list, and reads a receipt or list on your device. Fridge to list now lives here.
The receipt picture stays in your browser.
The Workforce
Specialist agents, grounded in official sources.
Workforce is the agent team inside the OS. Each specialist reads official New Zealand pages live, cites the source and date for every claim and fact-checks its own draft. Drafts are not legal advice.
DO Household life admin and school notices
Turns school notices and expiry dates into dated reminders and reply drafts, with term dates from the Ministry of Education and privacy care for children’s details.
Official sources
- School terms and holidays dates (opens in a new tab)
- Public holidays and anniversary dates (opens in a new tab)
- Principle 1: purpose for collection of personal information (opens in a new tab)
- Principle 3A: collection of information from another source (opens in a new tab)
- Principle 4: manner of collection (opens in a new tab)
- Children’s Privacy Project (opens in a new tab)
- Changes to light vehicle inspections from 1 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)
- Driver licences (opens in a new tab)
- New Zealand passports (opens in a new tab)
- Local Government (Rating) Act 2002 (opens in a new tab)
Tenancy helper Renting questions, the tenant’s side
Answers renting questions with Tenancy Services pages and the Residential Tenancies Act cited, and drafts polite messages to a landlord. Never says who is right.
Official sources
- Key rights and responsibilities (opens in a new tab)
- Healthy homes standards (opens in a new tab)
- Healthy homes standards: what a tenant needs to know (opens in a new tab)
- Tenant healthy homes standard checklist (opens in a new tab)
- Rent increases and reductions (opens in a new tab)
- Refunding a bond (opens in a new tab)
- Residential Tenancies Act 1986 (opens in a new tab)
Power bill helper Power bills and switching
Explains what is on a power bill and how to compare plans, using Electricity Authority and EECA pages, and points to Billy for the comparison itself.
Official New Zealand sources this OS cites
- School terms and holidays dates (opens in a new tab)
- Public holidays and anniversary dates (opens in a new tab)
- Principle 1: purpose for collection of personal information (opens in a new tab)
- Principle 3A: collection of information from another source (opens in a new tab)
- Principle 4: manner of collection (opens in a new tab)
- Children’s Privacy Project (opens in a new tab)
- Key rights and responsibilities (opens in a new tab)
- Healthy homes standards (opens in a new tab)
- Healthy homes standards: what a tenant needs to know (opens in a new tab)
- Tenant healthy homes standard checklist (opens in a new tab)
- Rent increases and reductions (opens in a new tab)
- Refunding a bond (opens in a new tab)
- Residential Tenancies Act 1986 (opens in a new tab)
- Your power bill (opens in a new tab)
- Compare and switch (opens in a new tab)
- Consumer Care Obligations (opens in a new tab)
- Billy: power plan comparison (opens in a new tab)
- Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (opens in a new tab)
- Local Government (Rating) Act 2002 (opens in a new tab)
- Changes to light vehicle inspections from 1 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)
- Driver licences (opens in a new tab)
- New Zealand passports (opens in a new tab)
Free tools that feed it
Price
What it would cost when it opens.
DO Home
NZ$8 a month
Modules for this OS
Household admin
+NZ$3 a month
Turns school notices, rates bills and car reminders into dated checklists you review.
Experimental
Bills & Power
+NZ$3 a month
Reads a power or phone bill, compares providers’ published plans where prices are available and estimates electrification costs, with the working shown.
Experimental · review build
Kitchen Machine
+NZ$3 a month
Plans the week’s meals and the shopping list, and reads a receipt or list on your device.
Available · planner at assembl.co.nz/kitchen
New Zealand dollars, including GST. This plan is on a waitlist only: nothing monthly can be bought yet. Any 3 modules: pay for 2. The cheapest of every three priced modules you pick is free. (Proposed)
What the labels on this page mean
- Example
- A fictional business. No real client data.
- Simulated
- The screen works on fictional data only.
- Draft
- Written by an agent for a person to check. Not advice.