Preview

This is a free, limited-time preview.

What you get

A practice. Not another chat box. Not a course.

Free, once you're in

A helper for the day

Homework, the calendar, the house, the invoices. Fifteen minutes. You leave with the work done — not a prompt to paste somewhere else.

$29 / month

Foundation

Come back. Same helpers, the useful updates, and a look at what other people tried on days like yours. This is the household price.

$199 / month

My business

Follow-up, invoices, the second job after you close. Templates you can send this week, and someone to ping when it breaks.

$499 / month

The team

Up to five people on the same practice, so it isn't five different chats. Shared library and a monthly working session.

We are not charging a card yet. An invite is how you get a seat.

Watch

See it before you ask for a seat.

What this is

A short look at the idea. Not a product tour.

The first time through

How a first sitting goes, from the sentence to the thing you leave with.

If you've never used this

One plain example. Start here if the rest of the site feels like too much.

What's inside

A sample of what you leave with.

A parent

Who needs to be where

Example: Tue 3:15 Ava, Lincoln pickup, Dad. Tue 5:30 Leo, soccer Field 4, Mom. Clash: Mom is also at Ava's 5:30 piano, so text Jen: "Can you take Leo Tue 5:30? Yes/No".

A real estate owner

The texts they retype

Example: "Hi Jordan — thanks for walking 14 Oak today. If you want a second look, reply yes and I'll hold Thursday at 5:30. If the price is the issue, tell me the number that works."

Anyone with an inbox

Sunday, then the end of the day

The week pulled out of email before Monday. At night, who still needs a reply, so it doesn't slip.

Request an invite

Ask. It goes to Matthew to approve.

Name, email, and what you want help with. He gets the request and decides who gets in.