Plan
Shape your starting plan from your setup answers. It always comes back as at least six Avrits across different areas.
Transparency
How Avrit AI works
Avrit AI is an optional helper that is not available yet. When it is switched on, it will use a third-party AI service through Avrit’s server, stay off until you say yes, and send nothing until you tap.
Status, 3 October 2026: Avrit AI is not available. Avrit tells you AI suggestions are not available and suggests from its own catalog instead. This page describes how Avrit AI will work when it is switched on.
What it can do
Timing
“Find a rhythm for me” suggests a starting interval for one Avrit.
Photo notes
“Describe this photo” drafts a short note from a photo of finished care.
Every answer is a draft. Nothing changes in Avrit until you choose to use it, and you can always set your own rhythm.
Two separate choices
- Avrit AI plans and timing: asked during setup, or the first time you ask for a rhythm.
- Avrit AI photo notes: asked separately, the first time you want one.
Change either at any time in Settings › AI help. If you say no, Avrit suggests from its own ideas on your device and sends nothing.
What is sent, and when
| When you… | Avrit sends |
|---|---|
| Choose “Use Avrit AI” during setup | Your quiz answers; your “Anything else?” note, if you wrote one; names of your current Avrits, except health and ended ones; your language setting; a random install ID for fair-use limits |
| Tap “Find a rhythm for me” | This Avrit’s name and area, anything you type as context, and the install ID |
| Tap “Send photo to Avrit AI” | That one photo, this Avrit’s name, and the install ID |
Never sent
- Your name, gender or profile photos
- Your history and notes, or any photo you did not send
- Health Avrits and health appointments
Health stays with your clinician
Avrit never suggests timing for health Avrits. Asking for a rhythm on a health Avrit is answered on your device with no request, and photo notes are not offered for them. Health appointment choices from setup reach Avrit’s server only so it can add those reminders itself, without an interval; they are never passed to the AI service. Avrit also checks every AI answer and drops anything that suggests a purchase, a price, a brand, a link or risky do-it-yourself work.
The path a request takes
- Your device sends only the fields above, over HTTPS.
- Avrit’s server (bighelpers.in, run by Big Helpers) checks the request, removes location and other metadata from a photo, and forwards only those fields, without your install ID or network address.
- The third-party AI service writes a draft answer.
- Avrit’s server checks the answer and sends it back. It keeps no copy of the request, the answer or the photo.
Fair use and logs
- Up to 30 requests a day and 6 a minute per install, and 80 a day per network address, with a daily cap for everyone. When a limit is reached, Avrit says so and uses its own ideas.
- The counters behind those limits are named by a salted one-way code of the install ID or network address, never the ID or address itself, and are deleted after 5 minutes (per minute) or 2 days (per day).
- Our internal AI gateway records technical details only: feature, service, usage counts and outcome.
- The web server keeps standard access logs (network address, time, address requested, result, app or browser type), never the content you sent.
Full details are in the Privacy Policy. Questions: admin@bighelpers.in.