You run everyone’s life on autopilot.Be a person again.
Beyond Mom takes over the running of the day: the schedule, the meals, the chores, the forms, the refills, the thousand things that live nowhere but your head. What it hands back is room. Room for your goals, your friendships, your hour, and the parts of you that got packed away while you kept everyone else going.
Free to start, no card. You are carrying a lot. Let us carry today together.
Try it: the same Tuesday, twice
Tuesday
Good morning, Maria.
Nothing is on fire. Four things are already done.
Bea handled these
- Field trip form signed and sent
- Groceries ordered, arriving 5:00pm
- Soccer moved to Saturday, Dana told
- Library books renewed
Next up, and that is all of it
- Pediatrician callback11:15am
- Pickup, Jack3:10pm
Your hour, 2:00 to 3:00
ProtectedYou said it was for the certification. Module 3 is where you left off.
Flip it and see the difference. Everything on the left of that switch is what you are holding right now.
The quiet part
Autopilot never feels like an emergency. That is exactly how it wins.
You did not decide to stop living your own life. You just started running everyone else’s, and the switch flipped so quietly that nobody noticed, including you.
It arrived one "I will just do it myself" at a time. Now you are the only one who knows the shoe sizes, the form deadline, the pharmacy hours, and which kid went off dairy this month.
And you go blank. Not because there is nothing in there. Because it has been years since anyone asked, so you stopped keeping the list.
An hour opens up and you clean, or scroll, or get a head start on tomorrow. Getting your life back is not only about finding the time. It is about remembering what the time was for.
So Beyond Mom does both jobs. It takes the running of the day off your hands, and then it helps you name what you want the room for. One of those is software. The other one is the whole point.
It takes all of this, so you get all of that.
Every feature in Beyond Mom exists on one side of this trade. Nothing is here to be impressive. It is here to buy you back.
Beyond Mom takes
- The schedule, and everyone who needs telling when it moves
- The refills, the reminders, and the ones you set for other people
- The chores, and the argument about whose turn it was
- The forms, the deadlines, and the paperwork nobody else will read
- The list of what the house is out of before you notice
- The mental tally of everything above, running behind your eyes all day
You get back
- An hour that is actually yours, defended on the family calendar
- Help naming what you want, when the honest answer is "I have no idea anymore"
- Goals broken down small enough to survive this season of your life
- Proof you showed up for yourself, on the weeks it felt like you did not
- Moms in your exact season who cheer the small stuff like it counts
- Your evenings, mostly, back
The brain-dump stops being a pile. It becomes your day.
Bea recognizes an appointment, a reminder, a task, a list, a meal, or a bill, then proposes where it belongs. Once you approve it, the Life Center gathers what is next, what is happening today, and what can wait. Add or finish something in a tap without losing the shape of the day.
The phone is a representative product illustration. Your own people, times, and private details appear only after you sign in.
The Life Center, illustrated
Life Center
Tuesday, August 11
What’s next
9:30Dr. Shah with Leo
Leave by 9:05 · brief is ready
Today
3 people · one view- 8:15Morning medsLeo · done
- 9:30Dr. ShahYou + Leo · Bea brief ready
- 3:45Soccer practiceMaya + Sam
Groceries
7 left · shared
Tonight
Tacos · 6 ingredients
Later, without the scroll
Tomorrow · permission slip
Friday · concert at 7:00
A representative family day showing how approved items are organized into next, today, and later.
Say it out loud. Watch it become a week.
This is the part nobody believes until they see it, so here it is. You dump everything in your head in whatever order it falls out, spelling optional, and Bea sorts it into appointments, reminders, tasks and habits, then puts them on your actual week.
You approve it before a single thing becomes real. She proposes, you decide. That order never changes.
The whole story: overwhelm, handledTry it: three steps, you drive
Step 1 of 3. What is in your head
Tell Bea
dentist for nora thursday
refill the amoxicillin before we run out
poster board before monday, do NOT forget again
i want to walk 3x this week
mom's birthday is somewhere in there
and i still want to finish the certification
No formatting. No categories. No dropdowns. Exactly how it falls out at 9:40pm.
That is a brain-dump. It is the single thing moms tell us they cannot go back to living without.
“Mom” is what you do. It was never all of who you are.
Here is the part other apps skip. Handing you a free hour is useless if you have lost track of what you wanted it for. So Beyond starts further back: a few questions about what you actually miss, and then it cuts the answer down until it fits the season you are in right now. Not the season you will have when the kids are grown.
Then it defends the time. The Beyond Hour goes on the family calendar like any other appointment, because it is one. Bea schedules around it and asks before anyone takes it.
How moms actually stick with itThe Beyond Hour has been huge for me. I’m home with three kids, so there is always something that needs to be done, and I got really used to putting myself at the bottom of the list. Now I have an hour that is actually mine. Sometimes I work out or work on my business, and sometimes I literally just take a shower and sit in silence. It has helped me remember that taking care of myself isn’t selfish. I’m a better mom when I don’t feel completely drained all the time.
Beverly from Texas
Finally making time for herself
Try it: tick today
The thing you want
Finish the certification
This week
5 day streakWednesday was a grace day. A kid got sick, and the streak held anyway. That is the rule here: an off day is a data point, never a verdict.
Your evidence log
- FridayModule 2 finished. Two weeks earlier than you guessed.
- ThursdayStudied 40 minutes while Jack was at practice.
- WednesdayLife happened. Grace day used. Streak held.
On the weeks that feel like nothing happened, this is the page that argues back.
No scoresNothing here rates you. It just refuses to let you disappear.
Dream, to a goal this season can hold, to an hour on Tuesday. That is the whole path, and the app walks it with you.
Moms who get it, cheering like they mean it.
The feed celebrates what you did today. Signed up for the 10k. Survived the dentist. Took the walk. Said no without apologizing twice. Women in your season cheer it, and you choose every single time what stays private and what does not.
Go ahead and press one. That is the whole interaction, and on the days you have nothing left, being seen is enough.
Meet the women in your seasonTry it: cheer a real win
- R
Rachel
Arizona, two kids
Signed up for the fall 10k. Told nobody until now.
14 moms cheered - B
Beverly
Texas, three kids
Sat in silence for twenty whole minutes. On purpose.
23 moms cheered - D
Danielle
Florida, toddler
Told my sister I could not host this year. Did not apologize twice.
31 moms cheered
Open on day one
Every group, every cheer, free. Not free for now. Free.
Her wins only The feed celebrates what she did. It never publishes a word about her kids.
Eight groups open on day one, and the whole community is free. Not free for now. Free.
One of a kind: Care Mode
If someone you love needs more, Beyond Mom becomes more.
Beyond Mom was born in a special-needs home. Switch Care Mode on for one family member, any age, and the app deepens around them: the living binder, the med schedule, the behavior patterns, the safety plan, and an emergency card that puts the essentials in every caregiver’s pocket. The binder basics are free. Always.
Know a mom carrying this? Send her beyondmom.app/care.
My son has autism, and I felt like I was carrying his entire life around in my brain. Appointments, therapy notes, school paperwork, medications, and things I needed to ask at the next visit. I was always scared I was forgetting something. Having one place to keep track of everything has taken a lot of pressure off me. It also means I can focus more on being his mom instead of constantly feeling like his case manager.
Megan from Michigan
Less mental load, more mom
Try it: open the binder
Leo, 9
Care Mode on
Methylphenidate 10 mg
Given 8:02am by you
Melatonin 3 mg
Due 8:00pm
OT with Dana
9:00am, Bea prepped your three questions
Every dose logged is one less thing you have to remember whether you did.
This is the only place in Beyond Mom where a child's medical detail lives, and only for the families who switch it on.
A calmer family is the mechanism. A whole mom is the point.
Every other family app treats you as the operator. Beyond Mom treats you as the person the whole thing is for. Run the day well enough and the hour comes back, then the goals come back, then the friendships. Everyone in the house feels that, because a mom who got her life back is the difference.
I used to get so frustrated when my husband would ask what he could do to help because explaining it all felt like one more job. I was the only one who knew the schedule, what the kids needed, what we were out of, and what was coming up next. Beyond Mom has helped us share more of that responsibility. Our house is definitely not perfectly organized now, but I don’t feel like I’m carrying the whole family calendar and to-do list by myself anymore.
Ashley from North Carolina
Sharing the family responsibility
I think somewhere along the way I stopped asking myself what I wanted. Everything was about the kids, the house, my marriage, work, and what everyone else needed from me. Beyond Mom has helped me start thinking about my own priorities again. I’ve started reading, walking, and working toward a certification I had talked myself out of for years. They are small steps, but I feel more like a whole person again, not just the person keeping everybody else’s life running.
Rachel from Arizona
Finding herself again
Start free. Upgrade only when Bea saves you more than it costs.
Beyond Mom is free. Actually free, no card, no clock. The feed and your check-in, the family binder, the community, and Bea answering from your family’s real day stay free forever.
Paid plans fund the expensive assistant work. They add more Bea capacity, record decoding, and an unlimited document vault without putting the family’s essential care and day-to-day tools behind a paywall.
More Bea when life is loud
With Beyond Bloom, Bea does up to 300 things for you each month and turns three confusing documents into plain language. With Bea Full-Time she does about 900, and reads as many documents as your family needs.
A vault that grows with you
Free includes 25 documents. Every paid plan lifts that limit, while the family tools, care basics, safety plans, community, chores, lists, and manual wallet stay free.
One clear household price
Choose monthly or annual billing in Settings. There is no card required for Free, no trial clock, no per-person fee, and no second price hidden behind checkout.
Free is the app. Paid is more Bea when your family needs the extra lift.
Your first brain-dump is ninety seconds away.
Free account, no card. Tell Bea about your week the way it actually lives in your head, and watch it come back as a plan.
- We never sell your data
- Free has no card or countdown
- Paid plans expand Bea and the vault