RemindHer was born from a simple truth: in most homes, one person holds everything that needs remembering. We’re here to change that.
The story behind the app
RemindHer was founded by Adi Ben Elyahu — a mother of two, a business owner, and someone who knew firsthand the feeling of everything running through her.
Who remembers the milk ran out, when after-school signup closes, what the kids need to bring tomorrow. Not because a partner won’t help, but because all the planning lived in one head. That’s the part that exhausts you.
So RemindHer was built: not another to-do list, but a tool where every task has a clear owner — assigned to a specific person, so the information leaves your head and someone genuinely shares it with you.
What we believe
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The load should be shared
The mental load is real work, even when no one sees it. It shouldn’t sit on one person’s shoulders.
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Ownership, not just tasks
The difference between “tell me what to do” and “I’ve got this” is everything. We build around every task having a clear owner.
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Tech that lightens the load
A good tool doesn’t add one more thing to maintain. It gets things out of your head and remembers for you.
ORIGINAL REMINDHER RESEARCH
93 mothers surveyed
Not just opinions — real data
We surveyed 93 mothers about how they really run the home. Only 11% used a task app; 42% simply message themselves on WhatsApp. These findings inform everything we write and build.
