Care Circle · For family

Shared care. Not shared everything.

Mommy Refuel does not only tell the mother she needs help. It helps the people around her know how to help, with exactly the access their role needs and nothing more.

Coming nextAsk for Help and care contacts are in the app today. Role-based partner, family and nanny access is coming next.

Why help needs a system

Most partners want to help. Most of them say the same sentence: just tell me what you need. To a tired mother that is one more task. Work out what would help, decide if it is reasonable, phrase it, manage the follow-up.

Care Circle does the phrasing. It turns a hard day into one specific ask, and it gives each helper exactly the view their role needs, so that being helped never means being watched.

  1. 01

    Ask for Help

    A hard day becomes one small, specific request. Thirty minutes alone. Dinner handled. No questions right now.

  2. 02

    Partner

    Sees practical requests, shared baby context, family tasks and relevant state signals. Does not see the journal, private health details or sensitive personal information.

  3. 03

    Family

    Visits, errands and today's ask. Not her mood history, not her cycle.

  4. 04

    Nanny

    The narrowest role. Today's feeds, naps and tasks, and nothing about the mother at all.

  5. 05

    The rule

    Joining a family never unlocks private data. Access is granted per role, per person, and can be taken back.

    Care hub with care contacts

How it works

How it works

  1. 01
    Ask for Help

    Available today. From a hard day the app composes one small request, in her words, that she can send as a message. It sends the ask, not her score or her mood history.

  2. 02
    Care contacts

    Available today. The people she can lean on, kept privately on her device, so the ask has somewhere to go.

  3. 03
    Roles

    Coming next. Partner, family and nanny each get a scoped view. Access is granted per role, per person, and can be taken back.

  4. 04
    Shared tasks and baby context

    Coming next, with the Baby chapter. A partner sees the practical, the nanny sees today's feeds and naps, nobody sees her journal.

Who sees what

Partner
Practical requests, shared baby context, family tasks and relevant state signals. Never the journal, private health details or AI conversations.
Family
Today's ask, visits and errands. Never mood history, never cycle.
Nanny
The narrowest role. Today's feeds, naps and tasks, and nothing about the mother at all.
Enforced in the database
Row-level permissions, not interface rules. Joining a family never unlocks private data.

What Care Circle is not

  • Not family surveillance. A helper never sees more than their role.
  • Not a chat app. It sends one ask, then gets out of the way.
  • Not a way to share her private data with a partner by default.