the womanbehind it.

I live in Sioux Falls. I have kids, a job, a calendar that looks like a ransom note, and a working theory that most productivity advice was written by someone who has never been screamed at over the wrong color cup.

By day I’m a COO. By every other waking minute I’m the CCO of this house — Chief Chaos Coordinator, by the actual job description. Different titles. Same job: running operations for people who didn’t read the manual and still expect dinner.

the Motherload is the thing I wish I’d had ten years ago. Not another app. Not another guru. Just the small set of tools and templates that actually work when you’re running the whole damn show — the school stuff, the work stuff, the dog, the dinner, the everything.

Every product here started as something I built for myself, used for at least a month, and then sanded down until it was usable by anyone. If it doesn’t survive a real Tuesday in this house, it doesn’t make it into the shop.