You stay in control.
Decide what helps and when visits work. Change any of it at any time.
Private postpartum support planning
Plan the help you’ll need after baby comes home.
Set up the help you’ll want before things get busy. Share one private link with the people you trust. When baby’s home, open real time slots with one click.
Free while we’re in private beta.
Grounded in fourth-trimester research. Practical help, breathing room, and connection shape the plan. Each family chooses what fits.
How it works
From “how can we help?” to “dinner drop-off this Tuesday.”
Set it up before things get chaotic. Choose the times that generally make sense for you. When baby’s home, one click opens real time slots.
- 01Organizer
Make the plan
Pick the help you want, like meals or dog walks, and the times that work for your house.
Food · Everyday help · Connection - 02Organizer
Share one private link
Text one link to the people you trust. Nothing about your family is public.
One household · One link - 03Helpers
Offers roll in
Friends choose what they’re interested in. You don’t coordinate a thing yet.
A hand raised, not a date - 04Baby’s homeHomecoming
Real dates open
Click one button when you’re home. Time slots open automatically and your people sign up.
Tue, Sep 8 · 5–7pm
Less to coordinate
The easy way to coordinate a month of help.
They manage themselves.
Helpers sign up, reschedule, and get reminders on their own, no accounts needed. Nobody texts you to ask what you need.
What research points to
Help works better when it has a clear purpose.
One question shapes the plan: what would make your next week feel more manageable?
A porch drop-off or a meal sent from afar can be the whole plan.
A dog walk or a small errand can take one ordinary task off the list.
A load of laundry or a cleared sink can make the whole house feel calmer.
A short call or a visit only in the times and ways the family opens.
Flexible help stays flexible
Your benchHere for you, anytimeFriends who say, “Reach out for any little thing.” Nothing is scheduled for them. When something small comes up, you can text them directly, no questions asked.
Custom offersThey offer, you approveA friend with a special talent can offer something you didn’t think to ask for. It joins the plan only if you approve it.
Questions
The things people ask first.
Do helpers need an account or an app?
Helpers do not create an account. They open the private link the family sent them and use it in an ordinary phone browser, with nothing to install. If a helper loses the link, they check the original message or ask the family to send it again, because a household cannot be looked up from this page.
How private is the household link?
It works for whoever holds it, so the family decides who receives it. It is never listed publicly and never appears in search. An organizer can retire a link at any time, which ends the sessions that came from it. We cannot detect a link that has been forwarded, so retiring and resharing is the way to be certain.
When do helpers see real dates?
Not until the family says the baby is home. Before that, helpers raise a hand for the kinds of help they want to offer without choosing a day. Real dates open at homecoming, and everyone who raised a hand gets one email telling them.
Can friends who live far away help?
Yes, and they are a first-class part of the plan. Sending a meal, handling something online, and video check-ins all sit beside the nearby help rather than beneath it.
Can the plan change after the baby is home?
Yes. An organizer can retime or remove times, add a new one, and correct the homecoming date if the baby arrives early or late. Anyone who already signed up is told when their time moves. Nobody but the helper can give up a time they took.
How much does it cost?
Nothing while we are in private beta. Every household gets the complete product.
Made for the days that matter most.
Ten minutes of setup now. A calmer first month home.
Start your household plan