Edac plans your meals, tracks your money, builds your workouts, teaches you what you're studying and organizes your day — one app that remembers you. Bring the rest of the family along for less, too.
17 models from 9 labs — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and others. A quick question goes to a fast model; a hard one goes to a frontier model. You never see a dropdown.
One subscription covers every model and every area. Family plans start at $4 a person. There's also a free plan with no card.
Six areas built out properly — cooking, money, fitness, study, planning your day, and general chat. Each one comes with the tools that area actually needs.
Your allergies, your budget, your bad knee, the class you're taking. Remembered per area, so nothing gets mixed up and nothing gets asked twice.
So how is this different from just using ChatGPT?
A chat window starts from nothing every time you open it. Edac keeps what matters to each area — so Cooking doesn't ask about your allergies again, Money already knows your budget, and Study knows the exact thing you keep getting wrong.
You stop re-explaining yourself. That's the whole product.
Peanut allergy — never suggest peanuts or peanut oil
Added 3 weeks agoGrocery budget: $400 a month, two people
Updated last weekHates fennel and raw tomato. Loves anything grilled.
Learned from 6 plansWeeknight dinners under 30 minutes
Added 3 weeks agoEvery request goes to whichever model handles it best — a quick question to a fast one, a hard one to a frontier model. There's no model picker, because you shouldn't have to keep up with which lab is ahead this month.
That has to be expensive.
All three of those routed for you, plus six more labs — and the six areas that turn the answers into meal plans, budgets, programs and lessons that remember you.
$20/mo each is every provider's published list price as of August 2026. Breadth and price are separate claims: the $60 covers exactly these three subscriptions.
Free gives you all six areas on the same models as paid. What it doesn't give you is memory — it starts fresh every conversation. That's the reason to pay $5, and the only one.
All six areas, same models as paid, no card required.
Start freeEverything in Free, plus the memory that makes it yours.
Get EverydayEveryday for everyone at home — 20% off, 4 people minimum.
Set up FamilyNot for sale yet, and not priced yet — listed here so you know where this goes next.
Version 1 is the six personal areas above. Coding, business and research tooling are later, separate tiers.
Free to start, no credit card required. Cancel any paid plan whenever you like.
Facts per area: your allergies and grocery budget in Cooking, your bills and goals in Money, your lifts in Fitness, the topics you keep missing in Study. Each list is readable — open it, edit a line, delete one, or clear the area entirely and it forgets.
Whichever one suits what you asked. Seventeen models from nine labs are in rotation — GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Llama, Mistral, DeepSeek, Qwen and Perplexity — and routing happens automatically on every plan, including Free.
Money connects through Plaid, the same layer many banking apps use. Access is read-only: transactions and balances sync in so budgets reflect reality, and Edac never sees your bank password or moves money. Bank connections are part of the paid plan.
One pool you spend however you like — chat, images, file analysis, research. Free includes 400 a month, Everyday 3,500. Heavier requests cost more than light ones, and credits reset each cycle.
Not in version 1. Edac is deliberately about personal life — what you eat, spend, train, study and plan. Coding, business and research tools are a later tier, not something you're paying for today.
All six areas, the same models, no card. Five dollars when you'd rather not explain yourself twice.