
Emmy brings transformation to this complexity, quietly absorbing and coordinating the mental load.

Today
MONDAY, 21 AUGUST
Hello
Sarah
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MONDAY, 21 AUGUST
Today’s schedule
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DINNER TONIGHT
Sheet-pan chicken & broccoli
Activities near you
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Pumpkin patch
Sat · 3 mi

Paint studio
Sun · 1 mi

Nature walk
Sat · 2 mi
▸ November 14

7 am – 9 am
Permission to relax — Mon 2nd
Built around the reality of family life — recognising not just what needs to be done, but what matters, and who it belongs to.
Your Today
5 ITEMS
Pickup conflict
Happy Hour on Friday 5 pm
Return Library Books
due Thursday
Pack a white T-Shirt for Max
For Soccer on Wed
Bring a dish to back-to-school potluck
5pm Thu
Permission slip
School due Thu
Catches everything
Gmail, Google Calendar, school portals, delivery pings.
Resolves the collisions
Two pickups, one car, overlapping meetings — sorted before they bite.
Hands you a tap-list
Five decisions. Not fifty tabs.
See pickups, drop-offs, appointments, school closures, travel time, and the small prep tasks around them in one clear plan. Assign the work to a partner, grandparent, nanny, or caregiver — with the notes they need to follow through.
One system that carries the mental load.
Emmy works across everything family life throws at you — not one narrow slice of it.
Kids
School
Household
Family
Food
Activities
Gifts
Bring in what you already use
Connect your calendar, connect Gmail, paste an email, or upload a school calendar.
Emmy finds the important parts
Dates, deadlines, what to bring, who it affects — pulled out of the noise for you.
You choose the next move
Add it to the calendar, delegate it, buy it, or let it go. Emmy suggests; you decide.
The right people stay in the loop
Partners, grandparents and caregivers get the details they need — by text or email.
You choose what
to connect
Nothing is read until you say so, and you can disconnect at any time.
Every suggestion
is traceable
Emmy explains what it used, why a suggestion appeared, and where it came from.
Start with the information you’re comfortable sharing. You decide whether to connect email or calendar, which suggestions become actions, and what belongs on the family plan.


“Almost like having a house manager without the person.”
Judy Foster
CFO and working mom
“It’s thinking for me. Emmy found the library books that needed to go back.”
Kelly Nguyen
Working mom of one
We open Emmy to a few families at a time. We’ll email you when a spot opens.
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