Train Kai to be your social life assistant
The five-minute training conversation, what Kai asks, what it remembers, what it does with it afterwards, and how to change your answers.
Updated September 22, 2026
Kai drafts events well without knowing anything about you. Training is how it starts planning ahead: it learns whose birthdays are coming, which holidays you host, what you love doing and with whom, and how far in advance you like to get organized.
Start training
On your Dashboard, tap the card Train your social life assistant (Five minutes with Kai so it can help you plan birthdays, holidays, and get-togethers). It opens Kai in training mode. The Kai screen also has a Train your assistant chip.
Tap the Train your social life assistant card above the tab bar (5 minutes with Kai so it can help you plan ahead). If you haven't turned Kai on yet, the Meet Kai screen comes first (below).
The six sections
Kai walks through them in order, one question at a time. Cards save as you go, so you can answer in the chat or on the card.
- Your people. Add your household: names, relationships, birthdays. If a partner already set some up, Kai asks you to confirm them. It also offers to connect your household on Luau, and anyone new gets a text invite.
- The days that matter. Tap the holidays you celebrate and flip on the ones you host; add your anniversary and any other special dates.
- Your teams. Who you root for, and how you like to watch: out at a bar, tailgating, or hosting a watch party.
- What you love doing. Your Social Sparks: the get-togethers you actually enjoy. Tap everything that sounds like you, and add your own.
- Your goals. The social goals you want Kai's help with, in your own words if you like.
- Buffers. How far ahead Kai should start planning each kind of thing.
Kai closes with a recap of what it learned and a reminder that everything is editable in Settings → Social Profile.
One extra step on iPhone, once: One last thing — location (Suggestions near your real life, and automatic event check-ins. We never sell your location information.) with a Turn On Location button. It's optional; see PartyPass and check-in for what location does.
What Kai does with it
- Planning nudges. Ahead of a birthday, anniversary, holiday you host, or a goal you set, Kai reaches out with a draft, timed by your buffers.
- Social Spark suggestions. With your calendar connected and availability matching on, Kai looks for weekends where several of your people who share a spark are all free, and offers to put out feelers. See Connect your calendar.
- Better invite lists. When you plan something with Kai, its suggestions rank your mutuals by how close you are, shared sparks, and who looks free.
- Nudges are capped at a couple per week. Training and nudges are free; Luau+ (a paid tier in preorder) adds further Kai features on top.
Change your answers
Dashboard → Settings: household, holidays, dates, teams, Social Sparks, goals, and buffers each have their own editor.
Profile → Social Life: the same editors.
Completed sections aren't asked again if you reopen training; edit them here instead. The training card disappears from your dashboard once all six are done.
About Kai and your data
The first time you open Kai on iPhone you'll see Meet Kai (Luau's AI host. Powered by OpenAI.), listing exactly what OpenAI receives for each capability, for example Drafts your events — OpenAI receives: your prompt + event details. Use Kai turns it on; Skip for now leaves it off for now and asks again next time. Turn it off any time in Profile → AI Assistant.
Dashboard → Profile → AI Assistant manages what Kai shares with OpenAI on your behalf.
OpenAI doesn't train on your data. Your training answers live on your Luau profile and are used for your own suggestions only.
What Kai can and can't do today
- Can: draft and create events and series, build a sign-up board when you mention volunteers, edit a created event in plain language (move it to 6, swap the photo), and send you planning nudges.
- Can't, inside the Luau chat: message your guests or send invites for you.
- Connected assistants (ChatGPT and others) can do more. Setup instructions and a paste-ready prompt are at luau.co/developers/muse; you sign in and approve the permissions on a Luau consent screen: see your events and RSVPs, create and update events and Hangvites, see your friends and who might be free, invite guests and send reminders on your behalf, and RSVP for you. To disconnect, remove the connector in the assistant's own settings; Luau has no revoke screen yet.
- Planning nudges are turned off under Kai suggestions in Dashboard → Settings → Notifications.