Your personal AI agent for Mom life.
Groceries, camp forms, swim diapers, the gift for the teacher. Your momma tracks it all so your head doesn't have to.
The list of little things finally lives somewhere else
Not because any one of these is magic. Because the load of holding them all, alone, is over.
The grocery list, done
Say what’s in the fridge. Get the week’s meals and the list, sorted by aisle, ready to send to delivery.
Never miss swim Friday
It watches the calendar and tells you what each thing needs, swim diapers in stock, camp form signed, before it’s urgent.
“Remind me to…”
Say it mid-thought. It lands on your phone at the right time. You go back to your day.
Sharper at work, softer at home
Whatever your business is, coaching, consulting, real estate, a side hustle, this is the analyst, copywriter, and assistant you always wished you could afford.
Hard emails, in your voice
Declines, sensitive client replies, sponsorship pitches, drafted right in your inbox. You edit, you send.
The analyst for your pile
Six months of posts, sales, client notes nobody has read carefully. It reads all of it and tells you who’s actually showing up.
The Sunday review
Every Sunday: what worked, what didn’t, what to do more of. The habit that compounds.
I've offloaded most of the mental load I used to carry. The list of little things finally lives somewhere that isn't my head.
Less than one night of babysitting
Momma
- The mental load, handled
- Groceries, calendar, reminders
- Handoff docs for anyone helping
Momma Max
- Everything in Momma
- The analyst for your business
- The Sunday content review
- A thinking partner, anytime
Asked and answered
Is my family's stuff private?
What if I already use another assistant?
Do I need to be technical?
Give the list somewhere to live
Block ten minutes. Bring the thing you've been carrying for two years.