The AI that catches what falls through the cracks.
Parenting is a thousand small things — pickup times, birthdays, permission slips, the grocery list that's always half-remembered. Brumo is one contact in your iMessage that holds all of it.
Brumo is an AI you text to catch the thousand small things of parenting — pickup times, permission slips, birthdays, the half-remembered grocery list. Dump the week into iMessage and he reminds you day-of, in the same inbox you already use to coordinate with your partner.
- Text a weekly dump ('Lila dance Tue/Thu 4pm, pediatrician Wed 10am') and Brumo reminds you at the right time.
- He remembers your kids' names, teachers, and doctors so later messages have context.
- He holds soft context too — mention a child struggling with math and he'll ask how it's going.
- Forward his reminders to your partner or a group chat with one tap; no separate family app to maintain.
- Each thread is private to one number; shared family plans are on the roadmap.
Is there an AI reminder app for busy parents that isn't another app to check?
Brumo lives in iMessage, so you text the week's schedule into the inbox you're already in — no family app that everyone abandons after two weeks.
Can Brumo remember my kids' schedules and names?
Yes. He stores the people and recurring events you mention, so future messages already have the context.
Can my partner and I share one Brumo?
Not yet — each user has a private thread. Many couples each use their own and forward key reminders; family plans are on the roadmap.
Why family-organization apps don't stick
Every couple has tried a shared calendar app, a shared note app, a family todo app. They work for about two weeks. Then one partner stops using it, the other rage-quits, and you're back to text-message chaos.
The insight: the shared inbox that actually works is already iMessage. You're already there, you're already texting your partner. The issue was you didn't have anything that could turn "don't forget the pickup at 2:30" into a reliable reminder.
How Brumo fits a parent's day
Text him a dump of what's happening this week. "lila has dance tues + thurs at 4. jake's birthday is nov 3. swim lesson sat morning. pediatrician wednesday 10am." He stores it all and reminds you at the right time.
He handles the soft stuff too: if you mentioned that Lila's been struggling with math, two weeks later he'll ask how it's going.
Because he's in iMessage, you can forward his reminders to your partner or group chat with one tap. No coordination tax.
A parent's Monday morning
How parents onboard
- 01Save Brumo as a contact in your phone.
- 02Once a week (sunday evening works well), dump everything into a text.
- 03Let him ping you day-of for each item.
- 04Screenshot his reminders to your co-parent if you want them in the loop.
Questions
Can my partner and I share one Brumo?
Not yet — each user has their own private thread. Many couples end up each using their own and manually sharing key reminders. Family plans are on the roadmap.
Does Brumo remember the kids' names?
Yes. He stores people you mention — Lila, Jake, teachers, doctors — so future messages have context.
Is there a way to share a pickup-schedule with my sitter?
You can copy/paste a reminder or forward it as an iMessage. Direct sharing to a third party isn't supported yet.
Parenting runs on small things. Brumo is the contact who helps you not drop them.