For Parents

The Household Runs on Somebody's Attention. Usually Yours.

Not one big job. Four hundred small ones, arriving as email, living in a calendar, and remembered by exactly one person. The Personal Agent takes the remembering.

The Problem

It Is Not Hard. There Is Just Never Any Gap Between the Next Two Things.

The forms, the deadlines, the kit that has to be somewhere on Thursday, the party you have to reply to, the appointment that has to move because of the other appointment. Each one takes four minutes and none of them can be skipped, and the whole of it is carried in one person's head alongside a job.

The cost is not the four minutes. It is that the list never fully unloads, so there is no hour of the week that is actually free of it - and the thing that eventually gets dropped is never the urgent one, it is the one that mattered and had no deadline attached.

What Changes

What Your Agent Handles

The School Email Stops Being a Pile

Newsletters, permission slips, reminders and the three that actually need an answer, sorted apart from each other, with the answers drafted.

One Calendar That Holds the Whole Family

Terms, clubs, appointments and the trip you booked in March, in one place, with the clashes flagged while there is still time to move something.

Told Before It Is Late

What is due this week and what needs doing before it can happen. Surfaced on a schedule, not remembered in the car on the way there.

The Replies You Keep Meaning to Send

The invitation, the teacher, the club that needs a yes by Friday. Drafted and waiting, so answering is a glance rather than an evening.

The Research You Never Get To

Camps, clubs, a tutor, the thing you keep meaning to look into. Summarized with sources, so a decision takes ten minutes rather than another month.

Work and Home in the Same Day

Because they are. One agent across both, with the line between them drawn where you want it rather than where a tool assumed it.

Get Started

Be the Parent, Not the Project Manager

None of this is the part that matters. It is the part that stands between you and the part that matters, and it is the part a machine can actually take.