Watching gymnastics sign-ups
I'll let you know when registration opens.
Stop carrying the family admin in your head.
Empla is your AI Family Manager. It connects to your inbox, family calendar and school websites, remembers the context, and quietly handles what comes next.
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Connects toGmailCalendarOutlookSheetsand more...
Found school trip email
Permission slip due Friday.
Plumber replied
Two times ready for approval.
Receipt filed
Family budget updated.
Family admin is a full-time job.
Nobody sees the work. Everyone depends on it.
How it works
Now let Empla take it from here.
Lincoln ElementarySchool inbox
4th gradeMuseum trip on May 17Permission slip due Friday
EMPLA gets to work
Reading the school email
GmailCalendar
Family calendarMay
FRI17Museum trip9:00 AM–2:30 PM
Permission slip · Thu 6 PMWhy Empla
An AI employee, not another assistant to prompt.
General AI assistant
You open a chat and keep feeding it prompts.
EMPLA Family Manager
Work reaches Empla through its own inbox, websites and routines.
General AI assistant
You keep supplying the family context.
EMPLA Family Manager
Empla remembers routines and preferences.
General AI assistant
You copy the answer into your tools.
EMPLA Family Manager
Empla prepares the update and asks for approval.
What you can ask
Just tell Empla what needs handling.
- What's coming up next week?
- Did we already pay for soccer?
- Can you help me plan Leo's birthday party?
- Email our plumber and arrange a time to fix the kitchen sink.
- Reliablewith the details.
- Proactiveabout what's next.
- Supportivethrough every stage.
- Privateand under your control.
Personalized support for moms
The more it learns, the more it carries for you.
Learns your family
Birthdays, school years, allergies, sizes, and favorite gifts.
Learns your routines
Busy mornings, weekly repeats, and what gets forgotten.
Learns your spending
Recurring expenses, unusual costs, and family budget rules.
Supports you through motherhood
Pregnancy, school transitions, work changes, and co-parenting.
Typical week with EMPLAquietly keeping track
Tools and sources
The tools you already use.
Inbox and calendars
GmailOutlookGoogle Calendar
Files and household records
Google DriveDocsSheetsExcelOneDriveGoogle Photos
Websites and sources
school portalssports club pagesregistration websitesblogsproduct reviewstravel searches
Built-in supervision
Start supervised. Open trust carefully.
At first, everything waits for your ok. You open up trust at your pace.
Unified family context
Everything together, private and controlled by you.
Approval by default
Nothing goes out without your ok.
Whitelist when ready
Let Empla write to people you trust.
FAQ
Family Manager questions
Is this for busy parents, or for a whole household?
Both. Think of it as an AI family assistant with an employee identity: its own email, memory, connected tools, and supervision rules. It is built for busy households first: parents, caregivers, and anyone carrying a lot of family admin. For higher-volume homes, it can also run recurring household operations across people and properties.
Can it email schools, doctors, or vendors for me?
Yes. EMPLA has its own family inbox, so it can receive email directly and prepare replies from that address. You decide the rules: every outgoing email can wait for approval, or trusted contacts can be whitelisted so EMPLA can send emails itself once you are comfortable.
Which tools does it use?
Start with email, calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Notion, Slack, and task tools depending on what you connect. For services without a connector, it can still work from forwarded emails, shared links, exports, screenshots, or public pages where possible.
How does family privacy work?
You decide what Empla can see. It only uses the accounts and tools you connect, and only for the family tasks you assign. Anything sensitive waits for your approval, and you can review what Empla did or disconnect a tool whenever you want.
What should I delegate first?
Start with one loop you already repeat: a weekly school brief, activity registration watch, family expense sheet, babysitter handoff, vendor follow-up, or flight-price watch.