Our story
We built it because we needed it.
Two sisters from Houston, both moms, with zero tech background. What we had was marketing and design, and years of being the default parent.
A note from the founder
Momeaze didn’t start as a tech idea. It started as a very real problem I had as a mom.
I wanted to remember things, the first funny phrases and the moments buried in text threads and photos I could never find again. And at the same time I was drowning in the other half of it: pregnancy, postpartum, work, sleep tracking, feeding logs, calendars, sports schedules, reminders, the entire running order of a household.
Then I gave birth to my fourth son, and it stopped being something I could push through.
Moms don’t need more trackers. We need support that thinks ahead, remembers for us, and helps without being asked.
This app exists because I needed it. My sisters needed it. My friends needed it. Millions of moms need it.
We didn’t build Momeaze to make mothers more efficient. Efficiency was never the problem. The overwhelm is.
Kayla Kugler · Founder & CEO
Built by moms, not a boardroom.
Kayla Kugler
Founder & CEO
Decides where Momeaze goes next, and holds the line on building for the mother rather than the demo.
Megan Vizzari
Co-owner & Chief Design Officer
Turns complicated, overwhelming systems into something that feels simple in real life.
Paige Meza
Content & Social Media Manager
Builds the voice of Momeaze and makes the things moms stop, save and send to a friend.
Alexis Burkeen
Community Partnerships & Events Manager
Connects Momeaze to real moms through partnerships, community and events.
The women who live this every day.
Eleven mothers advise Momeaze. They aren’t a panel of experts on motherhood. They are eleven women carrying it right now, in eleven different situations, and they tell us when something we built doesn’t hold up in a real week.
Angeleah Garcia
X-Ray Tech & Medical Assistant
Single mom of 3 girls
Doing it all solo, working full-time, managing her daughter’s rare disease, and raising strong, entrepreneurial girls.
Annie Parker
Hairstylist & Gym Owner
Married, entrepreneur and mom of 2 boys
Running multiple businesses with nontraditional work hours, while raising kids and managing the constant pull between work, home, and everything in between.
Betsy Zuidervliet
PreK Teacher
Married, mom of 2 boys with packed sports schedules
Life is nonstop between school, practices, games, and weekends full of activity, all without nearby family support.
Britney Fortner
K-12 District Administrator
Married, first-time mom to an infant after IVF
Navigating early motherhood while leading in a full-time role, managing structure, schedules, and the transition back to work.
Danielle Welsh
Stay-at-Home Mom, Nonprofit Founder, Student
Widowed mom of 3
Rebuilding life after loss while raising three kids, going to school, and leading a nonprofit with the support of her community.
Elisabeth Sundland
Sales & Marketing Director
Divorced, full-time working mom with full parental custody
Managing a demanding career while raising her children independently and carrying the full responsibility of both work and home life.
Hillary Valor
Accountant & Cookie Artist
Married, mom of 1
Balancing a full-time corporate role with a growing creative business while keeping home life running smoothly.
Josie Salcido
Zumba Instructor & Founder, DaGetFit
Married, mom of 2
Living a full, fast-paced life between teaching, studying, raising kids, and building a community through movement.
Krystina Dinh
Senior Financial Coordinator
Married, mom of 3, including a daughter she carries with her
Managing a full-time career with no family support system, raising multiple children, and preparing for a new baby via surrogacy.
Shelby Quiroga
Early Childhood Educator
Married, mom of 3
Managing a household that includes medical care for her spouse who is a disabled veteran, homeschooling, and an infant, all with limited support and constant coordination.
Tanecia Stanford
Entrepreneur
Married, mom of 5 across teens to adult children
Has lived every stage of motherhood, from young kids to independent adults, while building and running her own business.
We didn’t ask them once and send a thank-you note. They use Momeaze in their own weeks and tell us when something we built doesn’t hold up on an ordinary Tuesday.
How we got here.
December 2024
The idea starts
Kayla wanted somewhere to keep the small things, the first funny phrases and the moments buried in text threads, and there wasn’t one.
February 2025
The real problem shows up
Kayla’s fourth son was born, and it stopped being something she could push through. The problem was never that the days needed managing better.
Summer 2025
Other moms say the same thing
We took it to moms and advisors, and heard the same thing back from almost every one of them.
September 2025
Momeaze is founded
With one mission: build intelligent support designed specifically for mothers.
November 2025
Investment secured
Dobbs AI Ventures joined as an investment partner, which meant we could build it properly as one connected system rather than in pieces.
January 2026
Development begins
Planning, reminders and memory built to work together from the start.
Spring 2026
Beta with real moms
3,500 moms used it in their actual lives and told us what was wrong with it.
September 2026
Momeaze launches
On the App Store and Google Play, on the same day.