You carry the whole load. Your planner should know it.
Most family apps assume two parents splitting the work. MomHelper is built for the mom doing it alone — and it plans for the days you need backup.
Your Village, one tap away
Add the people you can call — grandma, a neighbor, a sitter — in the order you'd actually call them. Write your backup plans once ("if I'm sick", "if work runs late", "in an emergency") so future-you, mid-crisis, isn't starting from scratch. When it hits the fan, one SOS texts your whole circle with today's schedule, who has which kid, and — if you want — your location.
The mental load, out of your head
- Calendar with recurring events and photo/email capture for school paperwork.
- Meal planner that writes the grocery list, sorted by aisle, ready to text yourself.
- Budget with a heads-up before each bill is due.
- Chore hub so the kids earn points instead of you nagging.
- Weekly pickup planner — who's got each kid, each day.
And a reminder that you matter too
Daily self-care rituals and a gentle evening nudge — because the version of you that gets a walk and an early night is the one who can do all the rest.