More AI, less screen time: the AI that prints your family a daily newspaper
Free live webinar. Every morning before his family wakes up, Danny Carvajal's AI assistant, Mary Poppins, prints a newspaper for the breakfast table. It pulls from calendars, messages, photos and more. The result is less screen time and more conversation. Danny shows real editions, how he built it, what he trusts it with, and what else you get once everything is connected.
45 minutes, online. 12:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM UK.
In 45 minutes, you'll learn
See a real edition: a real morning paper from Mary Poppins, why Danny built it, and why it is printed rather than on a screen.
How it is built: his stack and "Grok org chart", the calendars, messages and photos it reads, and what he keeps out.
Build your own: what it costs, how long it takes, and where to start with your own family paper.
Who it's for
Parents juggling school, sports and family logistics. Families who want fewer phones at the breakfast table. Founders who want to try AI agents on something low-stakes first. No technical skills needed: if you can use a calendar app, you can follow along.
Run of show
5 min: The reveal, a real edition on screen
5 min: Why Danny built it
10 min: How he built it, the stack and his Grok org chart
8 min: Connected data, what it reads and what it doesn't
5 min: Why paper, what gets read round the table
5 min: Build your own, cost, time, where to start
7 min: Live Q&A
Speakers
Danny Carvajal, Founder, Finely Tuned Ops. Helps small businesses put AI to work. Spent 15 years building product operations at Contentsquare, where he was VP of Product Office and Chief of Staff to the CPO, Samsung Next and Jawbone. Built Mary Poppins, the AI family manager that prints his boys a newspaper every morning at 7:25.
Nick Holzherr, Founder & CEO, GitLaw. Serial founder. Built Whisk, the AI food platform acquired by Samsung, and was a finalist on BBC's The Apprentice. Now building GitLaw, the AI legal workspace for founders, and runs much of the company on AI agents.
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