Cinnamon launches family-sharing AI assistant
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Cinnamon has launched a secure AI agent for families and up to 5 trusted members that can plan, book, monitor, and remind on their behalf. Cinnamon says it will not send emails, directly modify calendars, or spend money on its own; all email, booking, purchase, and sharing actions require user approval before execution. It offers two isolated spaces, shared and personal; the agent can only see substitute tokens rather than real login information, and each task runs in a separate sandbox. New accounts include 40 free task credits and a 7-day free trial. After the trial, the personal plan costs $9.99 per month (1 member, 50 credits), the group plan costs $19.99 per month (up to 6 members sharing 150 credits), and Group Plan Max costs $99.99 per month (up to 10 members sharing 1,000 credits); both group plans include a private personal space for each member at $0.
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Cinnamon is an AI agent for households of up to six people that plans, books, watches and reminds, and always asks for approval before acting. It separates a shared household space from each member's private space, keeps passwords and cards in a vault the agent cannot read, and runs each task in its own sandbox. Plans start at $9.99/month for a Personal Plan, $19.99/month for a Group Plan (up to 6 members) and $99.99/month for Group Plan Max (up to 10), after a free trial with 40 task credits.
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