Twelve true-to-life moments, played out on a phone you can tap. Pick one and watch Joey turn chaos into a plan.
One parent, one phone, one piece of chaos at a time. Start with Setup: trust is the first question everyone asks.
Two ways to let Joey in. You choose how much it sees.
The kinder app pings at 4:52pm. Joey turns panic into a checklist.
Forty messages about one game. Joey finds the plan hiding in the chat.
A paper invite at the park. One photo, and the whole party is handled.
Joey sits in a group chat with both parents: prompting, brokering the who-does-what, and executing. Built for households where both parents work full-time. Ordered by how much frustration, negotiation and logistics each moment carries.
Five problem classes, no overlaps: same-day curveballs · the recurring week · capacity gaps · being there · admin & money
Max spikes a temp. Two big work days. Joey splits the day without a fight.
A meeting overruns onto pickup. Joey brokers the rescue in four minutes.
Basketball 5:30, swimming 5:45, opposite sides of town. And dinner.
Ten weekdays, two leave balances, one grandma. Joey builds the grid.
One parent flies out. Joey re-plans the week and keeps them in the loop.
The week's meals planned off the calendar, priced across Coles and Woolies.
Max's class performs Friday 9:10am. Two work calendars say no. Guilt says otherwise.
Auskick rego, swim rebooking and overdue fees, all closing the same week.
This is a scripted concept walkthrough, not live AI. Every screen shows how the built product will behave.