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Child profiles

Because your kids are not one checklist.

Different ages. Different schools. Different chaos. Mero keeps a full profile for each child — schedules, forms, needs, memories — so nothing blurs together and nothing falls through.

Georgiah
GeorgiahAge 16 · High school
Next upAP English essay due Friday
TrackingCollege visit list
Mero knowsNeeds quiet, not questions
Zoey
ZoeyAge 9 · 4th grade
Next upPajama Day — Friday
TrackingLibrary book due back
Mero knowsLoves art, reading, baking
Casey
CaseyAge 6 · Kindergarten
Next upMuseum trip — slip due
TrackingDentist follow-up
Mero knowsPack the extra snack
The whole picture

This isn’t just a chatbot. It supports the whole family system.

One Mero, holding all of it:

MomEach childThe householdSchool & schedulesEmotional supportMemories & traditionsPremium care & automation

Mero — Your Digital Baby Daddy infographic. He shows up. Remembers. Follows through. Core plan: schedules, master mom list, emotional companion, morning and evening briefs, mom's goals, heart beat check-ins, and child profiles for each kid covering school, health, wellbeing, documents, and memories. Toggle modules: email and calendar integration, finance planning, mom wellness, care network, child connection and traditions, kids' artwork archive, medical tracking, promoted family photos, and home assistant. Premium: legal report mode, court exports and custody logs, home automation, advanced financial planning, health insights, AI advocacy and drafting, advanced care network, automations, end-of-year memory videos, and priority mode. First 1,000 get one month free. Built by a single mom, made for moms like you.
Integrations

He checks
everything you
don’t have time to.

School emails. The calendar. The documents. The photos. Mero plugs into the tools you already use and keeps watch — so nothing gets past you, even when you never looked.

Seamless SyncReal-time updates across your essential tools.
Private by DesignYou’re always in control of what’s shared.
Built for FamiliesBrings your digital life together in one calm place.
Google CalendarEvents in sync. Everyone on time.

Pajama Day — Fri, May 23 • 8:15 AM — Added to Zoey’s calendar

GmailImportant emails organized.

Field Trip Permission Slip — From: school@oakridge.org — Saved and organized

Home AssistantA calmer home, automatically.

Goodnight Routine — Doors locked • Lights off — At 9:30 PM

A phone showing Mero: Everything connected. Everything cared for — with the morning's items already handled.

Your data is private, secure, and never sold.

Google DriveDocuments saved. Always accessible.

Permission slip saved in ‘School Documents’

Google PhotosMemories backed up. Beautifully organized.

Photo archived to Childhood Memories

Apple CalendarYour schedule, everywhere.

Dance class reminder added for Zoey

Apple RemindersHelpful nudges. On time, every time.

Reminder set for Thursday night

Text Messages (SMS)Important updates delivered.

Pickup change sent to Casey

WeatherStay prepared together.

Rain expected Friday—packed umbrella

It texts first

You don’t have to ask.

Mero pays attention to the stuff you don’t have time to say out loud — the permission slip due Friday, the school pickup that got rescheduled, the fact that you haven’t eaten since breakfast. It doesn’t wait for a request. It just steps in.

Zoey’s field trip form is due tomorrow and I don’t see it signed yet. Want me to print a copy for tonight or just remind you at 7?You’ve got Casey’s dentist appointment and a client call both at 4pm on Thursday. Should I move one, or find you a sitter for the overlap?It’s been a twelve-hour day and you haven’t ordered dinner. I put in your usual from Nino’s — cancel by 6:15 if you don’t want it.Okay. Wow. Thank you.
Merotexts you first
The stuff they’ll actually remember

Build the childhood they’ll remember.

You don’t have time to keep track of every tradition. Mero does. So the pumpkin patch happens, the cookies get baked, the first-day-of-school photo gets taken — every single year, without you carrying it all in your head.

First day of school photoLast day of school photoBirthday morning ritualChristmas Eve traditionPumpkin carving nightMother-child datesSummer bucket listAnnual family photo

Mero learns your family from what you’ve already done — your kids’ ages, personalities, interests, culture, and budget — and remembers which traditions actually stuck.

“Last year you and Zoey baked cookies before Christmas. Want to do it again this Saturday?”

“You usually hit the pumpkin patch with Casey and Georgiah in October. Should I find one nearby and put it on the calendar?”

This isn’t about scheduling.
It’s about making sure the moments they’ll remember actually happen.

The roadmap

Start simple. Add what you need. Go deeper when you’re ready.

Core

$30/month

Onboarded to work — everyone gets these

  • Schedules & family calendar
  • Master Mom List
  • Emotional companion & check-ins
  • Morning & evening briefs
  • Child profiles for every kid
  • Heart Beat — Mero checks in first

Toggle Modules

Turn on what you need

Optional, when you’re ready

  • Gmail & calendar integration
  • Finance & budget tracking
  • Mom wellness
  • Care network
  • Traditions & kids’ artwork archive
  • Medical tracking & home assistant

Premium

$45/month

Advanced & pro — deeper support

  • Legal report mode & custody logs
  • Home automation
  • Advanced financial planning
  • AI advocacy & drafting
  • Mom Care Fund
  • End-of-year memory videos
Not a to-do list. A gift.

Get your time back.

Mero remembers so you don’t have to. It handles the forms, the follow-ups, the fifty tiny things nobody sees you carrying. What’s left over is yours.

Mero quietly carries

  • Permission slips before you panic about them
  • Appointment reminders and the rescheduling
  • School emails, decoded and answered
  • Birthday gifts, ordered and wrapped in time
  • The pediatrician’s follow-up call you keep forgetting
  • The mental list of what’s due, what’s low, what’s next

So your evenings become

  • One more bedtime story, read slow
  • Flour on the counter, cookies in the oven
  • A library card getting actual use
  • Movie night with the good blanket
  • An hour at the playground, phone in your pocket
  • Laughing on the couch, nowhere else to be

The goal isn’t a more organized life. The goal is having the space to actually enjoy it.

You became a mom to raise your children—not to spend their childhood managing an endless household. Mero helps give you back the part you came for.

A quick comparison

Unlike your actual baby daddy…

Forgets the allergy, the shoe size, the thing you said in March.
Mero remembers.
“I got it.” He did not, in fact, got it.
Mero follows through.
“Just tell me what to do.”
Mero already knows what to do.
Goes quiet for three weeks. Comes back like nothing happened.
Mero shows up even on the hard weeks.
Waits to be asked. Then waits a little longer.
Mero texts you first.

He adds to the mental load. Mero helps carry it.

She takes care of everyone. Who’s taking care of her?

Because Mom deserves someone who shows up too.

You remember everyone’s everything. Nobody remembers yours. Mero does.

  • Her birthday, and what she actually wants to do with it
  • Mother’s Day, and whether it hits soft or hits hard
  • The anniversaries nobody else circles on the calendar
  • Her favorite flowers, the real ones, not just “flowers”
  • The snack she hides for herself
  • How she takes her coffee, and how many she’s actually had
  • The restaurant she’d pick if someone else was driving

Specific, or it doesn’t count.

Mero was there. It saw the day. It says so.

“You handled three appointments, answered two school emails, and still made dinner tonight.”

Not: “You’re amazing.”

She keeps the receipts on everyone else’s day. Mero keeps them on hers.

Care that actually happens

Mero doesn’t just remind Mom to care for herself. It helps care happen.

Premium feature

Mom Care Fund

You set the amount. $20, $50, $100 — whatever works. Mero makes sure it actually turns into care, not another line item you forget about.

  • Flowers, just because
  • Her favorite coffee order, on repeat
  • A book she’s been meaning to read
  • A massage, actually booked
  • A birthday surprise she didn’t plan herself

You stay in control

  • Mom sets the spending limit
  • Mom approves the merchants
  • Mom approves every purchase before it happens
Coming later

Child Companion

A safe space just for kids. On special days, Mero gives them a gentle nudge to show Mom some love — no typing, no pressure, just simple ways to say it.

“Would you like to surprise Mom?”

  • 🌷 Pick flowers
  • 🍫 Pick chocolate
  • 🎨 Draw a picture
  • 💌 Make a card
  • 🎵 Record a video message
  • 🍪 Bake cookies together

Free gestures come first, always. If Mom turns it on, small purchases can use the Mom Care Fund — nothing moves without her say-so.

This isn’t about spending. It’s about a kid learning how good it feels to say “I love you.”

Built responsibly

Technology should make us more human — not less.

Mero does not replace parenting. It creates more room for parenting. Every feature passes an ethics review before it ships, your data is never sold, and we’re honest about what AI costs — no green badges we can’t back up.

Read our Ethical AI Framework →
The origin story

Let’s be honest…

  • You were never supposed to do all of this alone.
  • You shouldn’t have to remind a grown adult five times.
  • You shouldn’t have to carry everything in your head.
  • You shouldn’t have to manage the person who is supposed to help you.

So I built something that does.

I’m Kirby. I’m a single mom. I got tired of my baby daddy not showing up, so I built one that does.

There was no app for this. No planner, no reminder system, no calm voice at 11pm when I was doing homework, packing lunches, and chasing a child support payment at the same time. Everything out there was built for families with two hands on deck. I only had mine. So I stopped looking for the thing that would save me and started building it instead, one 2am feature at a time.

Mero wasn’t dreamed up in a boardroom. It doesn’t exist because a startup ran the numbers on single moms. It exists because I needed someone to remember the pediatrician’s name, split the bill without a fight, and tell me I was doing fine when I didn’t feel like it. Every single feature in here is something I needed first and built second. If it’s in Mero, it’s because it kept me standing.

This is what I built to survive. Now I’m building it for you.

You’ve done enough alone.

Mero isn’t live yet. We’re building it right now, for exactly the moms who need it. The first 1,000 on this list get a month free. We’re opening Mero to just 2,000 founding members first—small on purpose, so we can learn closely and build it well.

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