Private trial · iPhone · US households
Hi Mom, let's get you the help you deserve.
Beth makes your life easier. She reads the school emails, the practice schedule the coach sent over, and the dentist's reminders, so you don't have to. Then she turns them into dates, reminders, lists, and plans. She anticipates. She solves. She thinks like a mom. One person to talk to. A team of nine specialists behind her. Your mental load, lifted. Every mom needs a Beth.
One person to talk to. Nine people's worth of work.
No menu, no picking a mode. You say "Emma's got a dentist appointment Thursday" and the right expertise is simply there. When something spans two — a game that clashes with a dentist — she holds both at once and answers once.
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Connect the inbox the school writes to
Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, Yahoo or AOL. That inbox is where almost everything she does begins.
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She reads what arrives
Email, and photographs of anything on paper — a school letter, a game schedule, a grandmother's recipe. She reads what is on the page and never invents the rest.
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You choose how much she does alone
Watch, Suggest, Draft or Act, area by area. Suggest is where she starts: she tells you what she found and waits.
Start the day organized, not frazzled.
No more lying awake wondering what you have forgotten, or finding out at the school gate. Every morning, at the time you wake up, Beth tells you what today holds: what is on, what is different about it, what goes in the backpacks, when you need to leave, and what is for dinner and when to start it.
You open your day already knowing it. Whatever chaos today has in store, she saw it first.
And an hour before bed
A short check-in: how today went, what tomorrow is, and the rest of the week. Most of what Beth learns about how your household really works arrives here.
Tuesday
Good morning.
- Weather63°, rain likely — a light layer, and rain jackets for both.
- Different todayEarly dismissal at 12:30. It was in Friday's newsletter.
- In the backpacksEmma's library books. Liam's gym clothes.
- First thingLiam's dentist at 3:00. Leave by 2:35.
- DinnerSheet-pan chicken. Start at 5:50.
The team behind her
Each of them knows their area the way somebody who has done it for years knows it. You never have to work out who to ask — it is still one Beth you talk to, with real range behind her.
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Cal Calendar
Every calendar, in one place.
"That clashes with swimming — 5 till 6:30. Want the options?"
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Nora School
Forms, dates and who teaches whom.
"School's closed Monday. Teacher training."
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Marcus Sports
Practices, games, coaches and fees.
"Liam's match moved to Thursday. Same evening as Emma's swimming — want the options?"
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Rose Meals
What worked, and what to cook next.
"Tuesday's tight — swimming till 6:30. There's a twenty-minute sheet-pan dinner everyone here has actually eaten before."
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Theo Shopping
To buy, ordered, and coming back.
"Emma's party's on the 12th — gift wants ordering by the 8th to be safe."
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Alma Health
Appointments, and what is overdue.
"Emma's due a check-up — about seven months. Want me to find a slot that isn't in the school run?"
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Gus Rides
Who is driving, and when to leave.
"You're on the school run Thursday. Sarah's taking them Friday."
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Wes Travel
The whole trip, not just the preparation.
"Emma's passport is the thing to sort first: it expires a month after you get back, and Italy wants three months left on it after you leave."
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Iris Me time
When you are actually free.
"Thursday you're clear from ten until two, once Liam's at school. Want me to hold it?"
What she will never do without asking
No matter how much freedom you give her:
- Spend money. Any amount. A $2 book-fair contribution still asks.
- Message anyone outside your household. She will draft it. You send it.
- Change something already on your calendar. Adding is one thing; moving what you already committed to is another.
And underneath everything
- Nothing is a black box. When she tells you something she worked out, she says where it came from: "The email from the office says Thursday." If she is guessing, she says so.
- A notification never says who, where or what. "3 things on", never a child's name and an address on a lock screen anyone can read.
- She never assumes. A household that joined in October is asked about check-ups, not told it is overdue.
Is Beth for your household?
Two adults or one. Children of school age. More commitments than anybody is tracking properly. At least one inbox that the school, the club or the class group actually writes to.
For the trial you will need:
- An iPhone
- A home in the United States
- An email account the school writes to
What she cannot do yet
Said plainly, because finding out by being disappointed is worse.
- Book anything for you. She gets it to the point where you press the button.
- Buy anything. She will find it, price it and put it in front of you.
- Tidy your inbox. She reads, and sends what you approve, but cannot archive or delete.
Join the trial
We are letting households in a few at a time. Leave your details and we will email you when there is a place. The invitation comes from Apple's TestFlight, which is how Beth is installed during the trial.
The trial is free. You are never charged without choosing to be.
You're on the list.
We will email you when there is a place. The invitation comes from hello@yourbeth.com, with a second email from Apple's TestFlight; if they are not in your inbox, look in spam. If you change your mind, write to casper_schouten@outlook.com and we will take you off.
Questions
What does Beth read?
Only the accounts you connect. She reads back to the start of the school year, 1 August, and most of it — newsletters, receipts, promotions — is set aside before any AI reads it. By default nothing goes on your calendar until you accept.
Does it cost anything?
Not during the trial, and you are never charged without choosing to subscribe.
I have an Android phone. Can I join?
Yes, join the waitlist and choose Android. The trial is on iPhone for now, and we will let you know as soon as the Android trial is available.
Does the other adult need the app?
No. Your partner can share their calendar from a link — busy times only, or full details — without installing anything.
Will she send email for me?
She will write it, the way you would. Nothing leaves until you open it and tap Send yourself, and it goes from your own address.
How do I leave?
Tell us, and we delete everything. Access to your email can also be withdrawn at any time from your Google or Microsoft account.