Calendar
Appointments, school blocks, activities, errands.
Hearth knows what’s anchored so it can show you what’s actually flexible.
Hearth by ForgeKit
Live · Seed userThe home has a plan. Now it’s written down.
For the person running the household — the one who knows what everyone needs before anyone asks. Hearth holds the plan so your head doesn’t have to.
An AI that helps make decisions — not just remind you of them.
Invite-only pilot.
The problem
Already running it well. Hearth just makes it easier.
The person running the household already knows the calendar, the appointments, the grocery gaps, and the things nobody remembered to write down. That system works — until there’s just too much to hold.
Hearth isn’t here to replace what they’ve built. It’s here to hold some of it with them.
Same day. Same person running it. Just a little less weight.
What’s already in your head
- Today’s schedule
- The appointment you’re pretty sure is Thursday
- What’s for dinner
- Which kid needs what tomorrow morning
- The thing you meant to tell your spouse
- The open hour you could use, if you could find it
A day with Hearth
Wednesday. The kids are up by 7.
7:15 AM
Open the app. The day is already there.
School start time, math block, dentist at 2, dinner on the list. You built the routine once. Hearth holds it so the day is already waiting.
10:30 AM
You have 45 minutes. The AI noticed.
Hearth spots the open slot and surfaces a fit: “Aldi run is on your list — want to move it here?” You tap yes. It shifts. No guilt, no re-planning.
11:00 AM
Aldi run. The cart is ready to review.
Hearth pre-fills the cart from your last order. You review, add what you need, hit OK. List done before you leave the driveway.
4:00 PM
Dentist done. Your spouse is caught up.
Hearth drafts the handoff — what moved, what got done, what’s still open. Your spouse opens the app and actually knows what’s going on. No debrief required.
Same you. Same day. More breathing room.
The decisions were easier, the gaps got used, and your spouse stayed in the loop.
Sunday mode
You already plan the week on Sunday. Hearth helps the plan survive Monday.
One planning pass. A week with fewer loose ends.
- 1
See the whole week
Appointments, school blocks, activities, errands. Hearth lays it out so you can see where the week is heavy and where there’s room.
- 2
Find the open slots
Hearth looks at what’s anchored, spots the gaps, and suggests where things could fit. You approve, adjust, or ignore.
- 3
The grocery list starts itself
Based on the meal plan and last order, Hearth drafts the Aldi cart. You review it Sunday night.
Meet you where you already are
You shouldn’t have to type your life into an app.
Hearth pulls from the places your life already lives — so the plan is mostly there before you even open it.
Groceries
Last week’s order becomes this week’s starting point.
Add from the meal plan, review, done. Aldi, Instacart, or wherever the household shops.
Voice
Hands full? Say the thing before it disappears.
Hearth puts it where it belongs. No typing, no losing the thought.
School + activities
Lessons, practices, and missed pieces stay visible.
Missed a subject? Hearth helps catch the gap and find a slot to put it back.
Where it could go next
The fewer places you have to check, the better.
School portals, activity schedules, shared family threads — the connections we’d most like Hearth to reach next.
The home has a plan. Now it’s written down.
Hearth is live, in real use with a seed household. If you’re the one running the household and you’re tired of holding it all in your head, ask for an invite.