Practical AI for the mom life. Step-by-step, no tech degree required.
Five phases · twelve modules · fifty lessons.
Solve dinner tonight, get Claude on your phone, and walk away with prompts that actually work. Phase 1 runs on Claude's free plan.
Four short lessons to get you from zero to using Claude on your phone. Sign up, install the app and turn on voice mode, and have your first three genuinely useful conversations.
The simple formula that gets dramatically better answers out of Claude every time. Getting specific, the follow-up habit, and five save-forever templates you'll run every week.
Build a Cowork Project that knows your family, your voice, and your rules. The foundation for everything in Phases 3 and 4. From here on, you'll need Claude Pro.
Six lessons that take you from Pro setup to a working Family Manager with reference files, custom instructions, and one real use to feel it working. The foundation that everything else in the course builds on.
Dispatch from your phone, brain-dump anywhere, schedule tasks that run on their own, and surface it all on a Family Dashboard. The phase where Cowork stops being a thing you sit at and starts being a thing that's with you.
Four lessons that turn Cowork into something you use from the carpool line, the grocery store, the kitchen. Dispatch, the brain dump pattern (with Sunday Assembly), scheduled tasks, and your Family Dashboard.
Phase 4 is a menu. Seven self-contained modules. Pick the ones that solve your real problem first. Skip the rest, or come back later. Each module extends Family Manager (or builds its own Project) and optionally adds a block to your dashboard.
Short framing lesson — how Phase 4's menu structure works, and which module is a good starting point if you're not sure where to begin.
Connect Gmail and Google Calendar. Set up the morning email brief that surfaces what needs you while you sleep. Draft replies in your voice. On-demand inbox triage. Today's calendar on your dashboard. A good place to start in Phase 4.
Build your Pantry Inventory and meal-planning rules. The weekly plan with three variants (normal week, budget-first, pantry-clearing). Grocery list by aisle with a "what I probably already have" trim. Cowork drives Instacart or Walmart. Recipe rescues for when the plan breaks.
A Kid Project per kid (or one shared). Homework help at the kitchen table or from your phone. Build a full lesson on any topic. Interactive HTML learning artifacts your kid taps through. Worksheet generation. Chores and allowance.
A Home Operations Project for the house itself — appliances, paint colors, filters, contractors. The "appliance broke" workflow. Paperwork and PDFs filing. The Sunday Household Reset.
A dedicated Money Command Center Project with privacy guardrails. The Monthly Money Scan that catches subscriptions you forgot about. Bills, renewals, and dispute drafting. The Sunday Money Reset.
The temporary-Project pattern for events that change everything for a week or two. Trip planning with itineraries, packing lists, and the morning-of departure script. Holiday hosting menus, prep timelines, and day-of choreography. Debrief and archive when it's over.
The household binder for the things a trusted person would need to know if something happened to you tomorrow. Cowork builds the ten-section template; you fill the sensitive bits offline. The annual update + tell-one-person pattern that makes it real.
The closer. How the system you built fits together, and how it gets more yours over time.
A short closing lesson on the tuning habits that turn the course's defaults into a system that's actually yours: updating your Mom Profile, evolving Custom Instructions, and the annual review rhythm.
Reference pages, deeper-dive walkthroughs, and topic-specific guides. Bookmark whichever ones fit your life — they sit alongside the main course and are useful when the moment comes up.
A deeper walkthrough of the Mom Profile reference file — what to include, what to leave out, and how to evolve it over time.
Every recurring prompt, command, and pattern from the course in one place. Bookmark and pull up when you need the right phrasing fast.
When your Projects start to feel cluttered or out of date, this is the walkthrough for cleaning them up — what to keep, what to archive, what to merge.
A deeper look at the Family Dashboard — every block type, what feeds it, common customizations, and troubleshooting when something stops updating.
Once you're comfortable with the core system, this is where the advanced patterns live — cross-Project queries, sub-agents, more complex scheduled tasks, deeper artifact work.
A practical guide to getting Cowork to talk to you the way you want — past the defaults, into something that actually matches your voice and the way you want to be addressed.
For moms who live in their inbox more than most — heavier-duty patterns for batch-drafting, label-based filtering, and turning the inbox into a working surface rather than a pile.
Meal planning for weeks that aren't normal — back-to-school week, the week of a new baby, post-surgery recovery, holiday weeks where the rhythm is off. Different shapes for different weeks.
School lunches without the daily decision tax — a library of kid-tested patterns, themed rotations, and the "I have these five things" rescue prompts for when the lunchbox needs to happen in five minutes.
Plain-English answers to "what can Cowork actually see, do, and not do." Permissions, privacy, what stays on your computer, and the safety practices worth knowing.
A capabilities map for everything Cowork can do that the course didn't cover — file organization, receipt-to-spreadsheet, long-PDF summaries, form-filling, batch-draft replies, cross-app workflows. Bookmark for new tasks.
When the deliverable is a picture instead of a paragraph — birthday invitations, coloring pages, family vision boards, thank-you-card art, photo-book covers. Image-prompt patterns and the end-to-end walkthroughs.
Two specialty toolkits that live in Home Operations. The appliance repair pattern (manual-search, service-message templates, the Home History log). The school-forms / HOA / landlord admin-reply pattern with five saved templates.
The annual rhythm for tax-season prep — what to gather, what Cowork can help with, what stays with your accountant, and the way to organize so next year is easier.
Doer-shaped patterns for the weeks when something hard happens — illness, loss, an unexpected crisis. Cowork can't fix the hard thing, but it can keep the background logistics from falling apart while you handle it.
The full walkthrough for moms who live in Apple Calendar — publishing your iCloud calendar as a URL, the webcal-to-https swap, and subscribing from Google Calendar so Cowork can read it.