Sense
Sense handles the mental load of family coordination. AI processes your school emails, surfaces what matters, catches conflicts before they happen. Finally, your brain gets a break.
"I was drowning in the mental load. Sense gave me my brain back - and my partner can finally see what I've been tracking all along."
Sense
Sense handles the mental load. AI processes school emails, catches conflicts, surfaces what matters today.
"I was drowning in the mental load. Sense gave me my brain back - and my partner can finally see what I've been tracking all along."
And it's exhausting.
Tracking permission slips, remembering spirit week, knowing which kid needs what and when. It's all in your head, and your partner has no idea how much you're holding.
"Did I forget something?" That feeling hits you in the Target checkout line, during work meetings, at 2am when you suddenly remember tomorrow is hat day. You check email at 10pm, panic about early dismissal, feel guilty about the fundraiser you completely missed.
When your partner asks "what's happening this week?" you realize you've become the family's overwhelmed single point of failure. Why are you the only one who knows everything?
It's 9:30 PM. Your kid asked for a second bedtime story but you're hunched over your phone, scrolling through 47 unread school emails. Weekends should be for family, not figuring out who needs what on Monday. But here you are, working a second shift no one sees.
That's how much time parents spend on mental load - the invisible cognitive labor of anticipating, planning, and coordinating family life. That's nearly a full-time job.
Harris Poll / Skylight Study, 2024A working parent drowning in the mental load
It's 10:47 PM. Sarah's scrolling through dozens of emails trying to figure out if tomorrow is picture day or pajama day. There's a permission slip due that she completely missed. Her husband's asleep - he has no idea what's happening this week. "Why am I the only one holding all this in my head?" she thinks, feeling the weight of being the family's human calendar.
Ethan's soccer practice moved to Thursday - she needs to leave work early. Lily needs volcano supplies by Friday. The school fundraiser ends tomorrow. When her husband asks "what's this week look like?" Sarah realizes she's carrying 30+ hours of invisible cognitive labor every week, and he doesn't even know what she's tracking.
Sarah forwards one school email to Sense. The next morning: "Lily's field trip is today - permission slip needed." Then: "You're double-booked at 3pm Tuesday." Then: "Ethan's practice moved - you'll need to leave work by 4:30." For the first time since Ethan started kindergarten, Sarah isn't holding everything in her head. Sense is anticipating, coordinating, remembering.
Now Sarah's evenings are for what matters. Reading Harry Potter with Lily. Having dinner conversations where she's actually present, not mentally running through tomorrow's checklist. Her husband finally sees what she was tracking - and can help. "I feel like myself again," she tells him. "Not just the family coordinator."
Not just another app. An actual break for your brain.
Forward a school newsletter to Sense. While you're making dinner, Sense reads it, finds every field trip, permission slip deadline, and early dismissal. By tomorrow morning, it's all in your calendar. No typing. No missing things.
Your partner opens Sense and actually knows what's happening this week. The kids see their own schedules. No more being the family's single point of failure. No more "what's today?" questions when you're already running late.
"Lily needs soccer cleats today." Morning notification, before the scramble. Sense learns your patterns, anticipates conflicts, reminds you about the invisible details you've been holding in your head. It's like having a second brain that doesn't forget.
Forward one email. That's it. Sense starts working immediately. No training, no data migration, no forcing your partner to learn another system. Just forward school emails and watch your mental load lighten.
The transformation parents experience
| Before Sense | With Sense |
|---|---|
| You're the only one who knows everything - massive pressure | Shared visibility - whole family stays synchronized |
| Holding 1,000 invisible details in your head | Sense anticipates needs before you think about them |
| Evenings spent sorting emails and updating calendars | Evenings free for bedtime stories and connection |
| That constant nagging feeling: "Did I forget something?" | Peace of mind: "Everything important is handled" |
| Discovering conflicts the morning of: panic mode | Alerted days ahead: "You're double-booked Tuesday" |
| Partner asks "what's happening?" - you're the only source | Partner can see what's coming - true partnership |
| Missing moments because you're mentally coordinating | Present for the moments that make parenting magical |
No setup nightmare. No data migration. Just immediate relief.
Next school newsletter? Forward it to share@getsense.ai. That's it. You're done.
While you're making dinner or helping with homework, Sense is reading that email, understanding every field trip, early dismissal, and spirit day. Automatically.
Morning notification: "Lily needs soccer cleats today" or "You're double-booked at 3pm - conflict detected." Start each day confident, not scrambling.
Provides value immediately - Forward one email, see results. No massive setup required.
Works alongside existing tools - Keep your Google Calendar, school apps, everything. Sense integrates.
Gets smarter over time - Learns your patterns automatically. No training, no maintenance.
Built for overwhelmed parents - We know you don't have time for complicated apps. That's the point.
Free to start • 20 emails per month • No credit card required
Most apps just move tasks from email to another app - you're still doing the cognitive work. Sense anticipates conflicts before they happen, learns your patterns, and proactively surfaces what matters. It's like having a second brain that remembers the invisible details you've been holding.
Yes, because they don't have to do anything. You forward emails, Sense processes them, and everyone in the family sees what's happening. Finally, you're not the only one who knows about early dismissal or spirit week. The mental load becomes visible and shared.
We built Sense for overwhelmed parents who don't have time for complicated tools. Forward one email to share@getsense.ai and you'll see value immediately. No tutorial, no setup marathon, no forcing your family to migrate. It works with what you already use.
We're parents too. We built Sense with the same privacy protections we want for our own families. Your data is never sold to advertisers, emails are processed securely, and you control what gets forwarded. We're committed to being worthy of your trust.
The free plan processes 20 emails per month - plenty to see if Sense transforms your family coordination. When you love it (parents do), premium is $5.99/month for unlimited processing. 1 in 4 parents can't afford basic needs - we made sure our free tier actually works.
Yes. Sense understands emails from public schools, private schools, daycares, sports leagues, music programs, and activity coordinators. Different formats, different systems - Sense reads them all. Just forward any family-related email to share@getsense.ai.
48% of parents are completely overwhelmed most days. You don't have to be one of them. Let Sense handle the mental load so you can handle what actually matters - being present with your family.
Free to start • Get your evenings back • Upgrade only when you love it
