Practical AI for the life you actually live.

Live sessions, honest answers, and household systems that hold. Built by three parents in New York.

It's free, monthly, and live.

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Lighten the mental load

Running a household is a job that never shows up on a calendar: tracking what's coming, deciding what to do about it, and remembering whether it got done. It usually lives in one parent's head. No app has fixed that, and we don't promise AI will either. We teach systems that get it out of your head, so you spend less time managing and more time on what matters.

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A live AI 101 session every month, plus in-person office hours in NYC. Bring one thing you want working.

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One real attempt at getting AI to do something useful for a household, every issue. Straight to your inbox.

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The founding cohort

A small group that builds the systems with us, start to finish, beginning this fall in NYC. Waitlist is open.

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Skills, not hacks.

This started with a shared family calendar, five sub-calendars, and a set of rules that existed only in one person's head. One evening it broke. The system we built to fix it still runs, and it's the first thing we teach. Read the whole story.

"I was genuinely surprised how easy it was to customize everything to fit our specific routine. It's become an essential part of how we keep our household running smoothly."
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Three parents in New York

We run the same calendars, forms, and pickups you do, and we keep the receipts when something breaks. Who we are

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Catey

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Allie

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Katie


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Sign up and your first email arrives within hours, with the guide linked right in it. It opens a seven-email starter course: prompting basics, a privacy rundown in plain English, and the first setups worth doing. The list hears about new prompts and sessions first.