Most working moms hold their family’s entire life in their minds. Blythe catches every to-do the moment you say it, organizes it overnight, and hands you back calm mornings — so you can be present, not just on top of things.
blythe (adj.) — free of care. Rhymes with “scythe.”
The Invisible List
It follows you from the office to the dinner table to 3 a.m. The permission slip. The dentist. The poster board due Thursday. The birthday gift for a kid who isn’t even yours.
It can’t be seen, shared, or switched off — and nobody else in the house even knows it exists. You’re not disorganized. You’re over-assigned.
Tonight, overnight, morning
Ramble it out loud — school stuff, appointments, the thing you keep forgetting. Blythe catches every piece.
While you sleep, Blythe organizes, dates, and spots the collisions before they find you.
A 60-second note: the three things that need you, what she’s holding, and one good thing.
Built for the mom everyone counts on
You are the only one who talks to Blythe. Your kids never do. Nothing about your family is sold, or used to train AI. Ask, and it’s gone.
She’s being tried by real moms first — the messy weeks, not a polished demo.
The plan
What changes
“I carried 23 things this week so you didn’t have to.” Every week, Blythe shows you what she took off your plate.
Coming to iPhone
Leave your email. We’ll send a short note with three specific things you can hand off this week. When Blythe is ready on iPhone, you’ll hear from us.
No spam. We’ll never sell your email.