AI for the mental load — no hustle required
The forms, the snack schedule, the birthday you almost forgot. We built simple AI systems that hold it so you don't have to — and we'll show you exactly how.
What AI actually is, what it's good for, and the fourteen prompts that run our households. Written for someone reading it at 9:40 p.m. with one eye open.
Monday: one real story and one usable idea. Thursday: one tactical thing to try. That's it. No 47-tool roundups.
Tell us what's on your fridge door. We'll build you a plan to hand the worst of it to AI — then set it up with you, in person or on Zoom.
In order, because the order is the point.
Read the guide. Try two prompts on real problems — tonight's dinner, that email you've been avoiding.
The school email. The birthday-party logistics. The "what's for dinner." Fourteen prompts in the guide, pick three.
Once asking feels normal, let it hold one thing on its own. Follow our step-by-step guides, or book a call and we'll set it up with you.
Fewer 10 p.m. panics. When something breaks (it will), the fix is written down.
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Monday is the story. Thursday is the tactic. Written by two moms with day jobs, so you know we're not making it up. We're still writing the first issues — sign up now and you'll get the very first one.
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Paste the school email. Ask for: date, cost, what to sign, what to pack. Get a three-line answer and a calendar block. Here's the exact prompt and the one thing it gets wrong…