Our vision
Where this goes, and what’s true today.
We’ve split this into three parts: what’s in the app today, what we’re building right now, and where we want to take it. You won’t find dates on any of it, and we explain why further down.
Momeaze was never meant to be a planner.
Planners assume the hard part is writing things down. It isn’t. The hard part is being the only person in the house who knows what belongs on the list in the first place.
So before we build anything, we ask whether it takes something off you or just moves it somewhere tidier.
Available now
Available nowIn the app today, on iOS and Android.
One place for the whole family
Calendars, tasks, meal plans and family context, connected rather than scattered.
Capture without typing
Photograph the flyer or say it out loud. It becomes an event with the date attached.
Prep tasks that appear on their own
Momeaze works backwards from the date, so the runway is still there when you find out.
One note at a usable moment
She tells you after drop-off, once, when you can actually act on it.
Works with the calendars you already use
Google, Apple and Outlook, and as many of them as you want. You don’t have to move your life somewhere new.
Dinner decided
Over 500 vetted recipes, plus any you photograph and add. Mayla plans the week around your allergies, your preferences and your calendar.
Being built
In developmentActively in development. We’re not publishing dates, because a date we miss is worse than no date at all.
Routines
The parts of the week that repeat, handled as routines instead of a list you rebuild every Sunday.
Memories
Somewhere to keep the parts of this you actually want back later, not only the parts you had to schedule.
One calendar, everything on it
Meals, routines, tasks and reminders sitting in the same view as your events, and search, for the thing you know is in there somewhere.
Hey Mayla
Voice, without opening anything. For the hands that are already full.
The list, ordered
Send the groceries to the store you already use, instead of retyping them.
Sharing what you’re holding
Send a plan, a list or a week to someone else without taking a screenshot.
Community
Mothers talking to mothers, on top of the part that’s just logistics.
How often
Something new every month.
At minimum, and usually every two weeks. We didn’t finish Momeaze and walk away from it. We keep building it around what mothers tell us is still hard.
We’re deliberately not publishing a dated roadmap. Partly because a date we miss is worse than no date, and partly because we’d rather build the next thing for the mothers using Momeaze than for the people reading about it.
Tell us what to build
The list above didn’t come from a strategy session. It came from mothers saying the same thing more than once. If something in your week is still hard, we want to hear it.
feedback@momeazeapp.comWhat we’re building toward
Part of our visionThese are directions, not promises. Nothing here is committed, scheduled, or guaranteed to ship in the shape described. We’d rather tell you where we’re pointed than pretend we have it all figured out.
Connected family life
Right now you’re usually the only one who can see everything you’re keeping track of, which means handing any of it over starts with explaining all of it. We want Momeaze to make it visible to the people around you, so you can share a piece of it without a briefing.
Preparation that reaches further ahead
Today Momeaze looks ahead by days. The things that actually hurt are the ones with months of runway: camp registration, school deadlines, the appointment you needed to book in September.
Household coordination
The logistics that live outside a calendar. Who is picking up, what’s running out, which thing has been half-done for three weeks.
Health and wellbeing, carefully
Mothers carry their family’s health admin and their own last. We want to help with that, and we’ll only do it where we can do it responsibly. Momeaze isn’t a medical service and won’t pretend to be one.
Personalization that earns its keep
The longer Momeaze knows your family, the less you should have to tell it. That only works if you can always see what it learned, and change it.
Giving back
Part of our visionIt takes a village. Be a villager.
Some women are carrying everything Momeaze was built for and something a lot heavier underneath, and an app doesn’t touch that. As Momeaze grows, we want what it earns reaching them too. There’s no fund yet and no number we can stand behind, so the page says what we’re working toward and why, and nine places you can help today without waiting on us.
What we’re working towardThe part that’s already built first.
Everything under “Available now” is in the app today. Two weeks free, then decide.