For working moms

You've built a career and a family. You shouldn't have to feel like you're constantly choosing which one gets the best of you.

Mom Loves It Here is an AI-powered support app for working moms.

Mom Loves It Here helps working moms put down the mental load: figure out what matters now, make realistic plans, build rhythms that fit real life, handle hard conversations, and stay connected to the people they love. At home and at work.

7 days free. Then a monthly membership. Cancel anytime. Cancel before your 7-day trial ends and you won't be charged.

See how handing something off works

Good morning, Maya.

My Vision →   Your Life Right Now →

Priorities this season

  1. 1Lead the Q4 launch well
  2. 2Calmer school mornings
  3. 3Real time with the kids
Prioritize
Build a Rhythm
Communicate
Connect
The Mom Loves It Here home screen, shown with sample priorities.

Your life doesn't happen in separate boxes. Your support shouldn't either.

  • “I have way too much to do this week.”
  • “Our mornings aren't working.”
  • “I need to talk to my partner about how we're handling this.”
  • “I want to be more present with my kids.”
  • “I want this opportunity at work, but something has to shift for me to take it on.”
  • Bring it to Mom Loves It Here.

See it work

Bring the messy version. Figure out what actually deserves your attention.

You don't have to sort it first. Put down what's on your mind, and Prioritize weighs it against what matters this season and the capacity you actually have.

Prioritize · what she wrote

Board presentation Thursday and I'm not ready. Sitter can't do Wednesday. Pediatrician for Leo Tuesday at 3. David travels Mon to Wed. Class snacks are on me Friday. I'm already tired.

Start here

Tonight, block two hours on Tuesday morning and Wednesday morning for the presentation and decline anything that can wait.

Protect this week

  • Thursday's presentation prep
  • Leo's appointment Tuesday at 3

Hand off or ask

  • Ask your backup sitter or a neighbor about Wednesday now, not Tuesday night
  • Order Friday's snacks for pickup instead of baking

Let go of for now

  • The inbox cleanup and the closet project wait until next week
Sample result with example details, shown in the app's actual result layout.

You don't have to explain your whole life before the help becomes useful.

Once you've shared what matters, Mom Loves It Here carries that context with you: the Vision you're building toward, what matters most this season, what's happening in your life right now, your household, where your career is headed, and the plans and rhythms you've already created.

So when you write "This week is getting away from me" or "I want to go after this opportunity at work," you aren't starting from a blank page and spending the first part of the conversation rebuilding your life for it.

The context is already there. You get to start with what you need now.

General AI starts with your prompt. Mom Loves It Here starts with your life.

And knowing your life is only half of it.

Mom Loves It Here was built around a different idea: you shouldn't have to shrink your ambition or get better at carrying everything yourself to build a life that works.

So it helps you

  • decide what matters now
  • work with the capacity you actually have
  • move toward genuinely shared responsibility
  • build rhythms your family can live with
  • stay connected to the people you love
  • keep your own career and growth in the picture

That's why it won't simply tell you to wake up earlier, or to ask your partner to "help" while you stay the household manager.

The more your support understands your life, the less explaining you have to do.

You share as much as you want, once. It's used across everything you do, so every plan, rhythm, and conversation fits your actual life.

  • Your Vision

    The life you're building, for yourself, your family, and your work.

  • Seasonal Priorities

    What matters most in this season, in your own words.

  • Your Life Right Now

    What's actually happening: a big project, a new baby, a move, a hard stretch.

  • Your household

    Who's at home, their ages, and who shares the load.

  • Your career direction

    Where you're headed at work and what you're building there.

  • An optional Christian setting

    If you'd like, guidance can include a relevant verse and reflect your faith.

Whatever kind of day you're having, there's somewhere to start.

“I have way too much to do this week.”

Prioritize

Figure out what actually deserves your attention now, at home and at work.

“Our mornings aren't working.”

Build a Rhythm

Turn recurring friction into something your real life and family can actually follow.

“I need to talk to my partner about how we're handling this.”

Communicate

Figure out what needs to be said and how to say it clearly, thoughtfully, and effectively, whether you're navigating something with your partner, your kids, your manager, or someone else in your life.

So you can say what you need, at home or at work, clearly and with less dread.

“I want to be more present with my kids.”

Connect

Create meaningful connection with your kids even when you don't have hours to give.

Communicate, up close

More than a message. Help with the conversation itself.

When it's a conversation that matters, Communicate helps her see what's really at stake, choose a way in, and know what to ask, before she says a word.

Communicate · what she wrote

Every time a kid is sick, it's assumed I'll stay home. David's job matters, but so does mine. I want to talk about it without it turning into a fight.

What matters here

This isn't about one sick day. It's about who is the default, and making that a shared decision ahead of time instead of a scramble each morning.

What you could say

“Can we figure out a plan for sick days before the next one? I want us to share it in a way that works for both our jobs.”

A question worth asking

“Which days are hardest for you to step away, so we can plan around both of our weeks?”

Sample result with example details, shown in the app's actual result layout.

Shared responsibility, up close

Hand it off without keeping it in your head.

Sharing something shouldn't mean you still have to remember it, remind everyone, and check whether it got done.

Send a responsibility to your partner or someone else at home, and it arrives as theirs. They tap that they've got it, Mom Loves It Here handles the reminders, and you're no longer the reminder system.

Chris, this one's yours

Pick up Leo from soccer practice

When: Thursday at 5:15

His gear bag is by the front door.

From Maya. You own it from here.

Sample handoff with example details, shown in the layout the other person actually sees.
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For working moms who want to do meaningful work, love their families well, and build lives they're proud of.

You can be ambitious. You can want to be productive. You can want more ease at home. You can want to be present with your kids. Mom Loves It Here was built for the reality that all of those things can matter at the same time.

Ivana Evans

Created by Ivana Evans, an education leader, leadership coach, and mom of four.

Before founding Ivana Evans Coaching, Ivana spent years leading across multiple schools and coaching school leaders to build excellent schools for children and families. She created Mom Loves It Here to bring that same kind of intentional leadership to a place where women are often expected to figure everything out on their own: the intersection of work, family, and the rest of life.

Mom Loves It Here is created by Ivana Evans Coaching.

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Feedback from an Ivana Evans Coaching client

“I have been blessed to be able to receive her love and guidance!”
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One membership includes all four tools: Prioritize, Build a Rhythm, Communicate, and Connect.

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Your life is personal. We treat it that way.

  • Used to help you

    What you share is used to personalize your support. That's its purpose.

  • Analytics that never read your words

    We count things like visits and plans created. We never record what you write.

  • Attachments aren't stored as a library

    Files you add are used for that request, not kept in a hidden archive.

  • Billing through Stripe

    Payments are handled by Stripe.

  • Delete your account anytime

    You can delete your account and your saved information from your Profile.

Read the full Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

Questions moms ask

What can I actually ask Mom Loves It Here for help with?

Real things from your real week. Sorting out a week with a deadline, a sick kid, and a school event. Fixing a bedtime that keeps falling apart. Preparing to ask your manager for flexibility. Talking with your partner about who handles what. Finding a few minutes of real connection with your kids. Deciding whether you can take on a new opportunity at work.

You don't need to know which area to use or have a perfectly worded question. Start where it makes sense, and it will ask a question first if it needs one.

How is this different from a planner, family calendar, or to-do app?

Those tools hold what you've already decided. Mom Loves It Here helps you decide. It weighs what's on your plate against what matters to you this season and the capacity you actually have, then helps you make a realistic plan across work and home. You can still send plans to your own calendar when you want to.

How is this different from using ChatGPT or another AI assistant?

General AI tools are flexible and useful. Mom Loves It Here is built for one purpose: working motherhood. It starts with structured context about the life you're building, carries that context through everything you do, and applies a clear approach to priorities, capacity, shared responsibility, rhythms, communication, connection, and career. You spend less time explaining and more time getting help that fits.

See the full comparison with ChatGPT

Do I have to spend a lot of time setting everything up before it's useful?

No. Setup asks a few short questions about you, your household, and what matters this season, and then you can start. You can add your Vision, Your Life Right Now, and more about your life whenever you want. The more it knows, the more fitting the help becomes.

Will this help me get my partner to do more at home?

Honestly, no app can change another adult. What Mom Loves It Here won't do is simply tell you to ask your partner to "help." Help can still leave you responsible for noticing what needs to happen, assigning it, reminding everyone, and checking that it got done.

It can help you prepare for a clearer conversation about shared responsibility, think through what real ownership could look like, and build rhythms that don't automatically make you the manager of everyone. And when you hand off a responsibility through Mom Loves It Here, the other person can acknowledge that they've got it and the app handles the reminders, so you don't have to keep carrying the follow-through in your head.

Does it help with my career too, or mainly home and family?

Both, together. Your career direction is part of your profile, and work shows up everywhere: prioritizing a heavy week, preparing a conversation with your manager, or deciding what has to shift so you can say yes to an opportunity. You're one woman living both parts of your life, and the support treats you that way.

What does Mom Loves It Here remember about me, and how is my information used?

It keeps what you choose to share, like your Vision, priorities, household, Your Life Right Now, and the plans you save, in your account so it can personalize its help. Files you attach are used for that request and are not kept as a document library. Our analytics count things like visits and plans created, never what you write. Billing is handled by Stripe.

You can delete your account at any time from your Profile. The Privacy Policy has the full details.

What happens after my free trial, and can I cancel anytime?

Your first 7 days are free. If you don't cancel, your monthly membership begins at the price shown at checkout, plus any applicable tax.

You can cancel anytime from your Profile through the secure billing page. If you cancel during your free trial, you keep access through the end of the trial and won't be charged. If you cancel after your membership has started, you keep access through the end of your current billing period and won't be charged again.

You don't need to become a different woman to make your life work better.

You need support that understands the life you're actually living and the one you're trying to build.

7 days free. Then a monthly membership. Cancel anytime.