Private beta — invites rolling out gradually

The mental load, lifted.

Umber is a personal assistant that quietly runs the background of your life — days planned, birthdays remembered, leave-on-time nudges, lists that handle themselves — so the person who keeps everything running finally gets their head back.

You're on the list. We'll email you the moment a seat opens up. Invites go out in small waves while we get things right.

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The problem

Somebody has to remember everything. It's probably you.

The appointments, the permission slips, the thing you promised to book three weeks ago — running a life generates hundreds of small jobs, and they all live in one place: your head. Apps didn't fix this. They just gave you more inboxes to check.

Sunday night, today

  • Scrolling three calendars to piece the week together
  • "Wait — when is the dentist? Whose turn is pickup?"
  • A birthday you'll remember two days late
  • Mental tabs open all week, background anxiety included

Sunday night, with Umber

  • Your week arrives assembled — conflicts already flagged
  • Every commitment tracked, nudges timed to reality
  • The birthday remembered, with a plan attached
  • Your head, back to being yours

How it works

Set it up once. Feel it every morning.

1

Connect your life

Link Google or Apple calendar and email in about two minutes. You control exactly what Umber can see — and you can disconnect anything, anytime.

2

Umber learns your rhythm

Over the first week it picks up how your household actually runs — when you're stretched thin, what matters, what always gets forgotten.

3

Mornings feel different

A brief that reads like it was written by someone who knows you. Nudges that arrive when they help, not when an app decides to ping you.

What Umber handles

The small jobs that eat your week

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A brief that actually briefs

Wake up to what needs you today, what can wait, and what's coming — built around your real schedule.

"Two things before noon. Your 2pm moved. Rain at pickup time — leave 10 minutes early."

Remembers what you'd forget

Birthdays, follow-ups, the thing you said out loud three weeks ago. Surfaced when you can act on it.

"You told Sam you'd send the sitter's number — want me to draft that text?"

On time, without alarms

Leave-by nudges based on live traffic and how long things actually take you — not arbitrary reminders.

"Leave by 3:40 for the orthodontist — parking there is a pain on Thursdays."
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One calendar, whole household

Work, school, practices, appointments — merged into one picture, with conflicts caught before they happen.

"Ella's recital overlaps your flight home Friday. Fix it now or park it?"
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Lists that handle themselves

Say it once and it's captured, organized, and brought back at the right moment — groceries to gift ideas.

"Bake sale Friday: cupcake liners added. Nudging you Thursday at 6."
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The signal in your inbox

Umber reads the noise so you don't have to — surfacing the school email that matters among forty that don't.

"Picture day moved to Monday — added to the calendar, form is due Friday."

Why Umber

It works for you. No one else.

Technology promised to save us time — then handed us more to manage. We're building the opposite: an assistant that takes work off your plate, keeps what it learns to itself, and answers only to you.

  • Your data is not the product

    No ads, no selling, no sharing. Umber makes money one way: when it's useful enough that you keep it.

  • Private by design

    What Umber learns about your family stays yours. Delete everything, permanently, with one click.

  • You stay in control

    Umber suggests; you decide. Every connection is yours to grant, and yours to revoke.

  • Built for households, not enterprises

    No seat licenses, no dashboards for your boss. This is software for your actual life.

Questions

Fair things to ask

When can I get in? +
Umber is in private beta. We're inviting people from the waitlist in small waves — quality over speed — so early members get an experience worth having. Join the list and we'll email you the moment a seat opens.
What does it cost? +
Nothing during early access. When Umber launches publicly it will be a simple subscription — priced for families, not corporations. Early members will get first (and best) pricing.
What happens to my data? +
It stays yours. Umber uses what it learns solely to help you, never to advertise or profile you, and never shares or sells it. You can export or permanently delete everything at any time.
What does Umber connect to? +
Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and Gmail today, with more on the way. You choose each connection explicitly, and Umber asks for the minimum access it needs to be useful.

Get your head back.

Join the waitlist — we'll hold your place and email you when it's your turn.

You're on the list. We'll email you the moment a seat opens up.

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