DorothyParent Assistant Agent

Your rules. Her warmth. Every afternoon.

Dorothy is a free-spirited, gentle and remarkably determined helper. Tell her how the day should go, and she'll keep the routine with your kids while you're busy, checking with you whenever something's new.

  • Consistency
  • Memory
  • Gentle firmness
  • Asks first
  1. Today
  2. Running late, home by 7. Can Suzie have dinner first?
  3. Of course. Pasta from last night is in the fridge. Should I start her homework after, or let her wait for you?
  4. Homework after dinner please
  5. Yes, Anna. I'll send you a note when it's done.

A Tuesday with Dorothy

Anna sets the rules. Dorothy keeps them.

Three quick messages over breakfast. That's all it takes for Dorothy to carry the afternoon exactly the way Anna wants it, warmly and without negotiation fatigue.

AnnaMom · 7:42 AM
  1. Today
  2. Dorothy, after Suzie gets home from school, she can use iPad for half an hour, then homework
  3. Yes, Anna
Step 01 · After school

Screen time, then homework.

Anna says it once, in her own words. Dorothy turns it into the afternoon routine.

Step 02 · After dinner

TV, then bed.

Dorothy remembers the order and the limits, tonight and every night after, until Anna changes them.

  1. Today
  2. After dinner, she can watch TV for 30 minutes, then bed time
  3. Yes, Anna
DorothyParent Assistant
AnnaMom · 7:43 AM
  1. Today
  2. You can read her stories before bed
  3. Yes, Anna
Step 03 · Bedtime

Stories before sleep.

Dorothy knows Suzie's favourites and where they left off last night.

3:45 PM · Later that afternoon

Half an hour goes fast. Dorothy keeps time.

No nagging, no tablet-snatching. Just a friendly, consistent voice that holds the line Anna drew, so the evening goes the way it was planned.

DorothyKeeping the routine
  1. Today
  2. Suzie, you have been playing game on your iPad for 30 mins, please start your homework
  3. SuzieOkay, dokey
SuzieAge 8 · 3:46 PM

How it works

Simple for Anna. Steady for Suzie.

Dorothy turns everyday instructions into a living routine, follows it consistently, and comes back to you when something falls outside it.

What you share

Your house rules“iPad for 30 minutes, then homework.”
Your family's rhythmSchool pickup, dinner, bedtime
Changes on the flyA quick message or voice note
Dorothy
  • Remembers
  • Reminds
  • Reads stories

What you get

Gentle remindersKind, consistent, never nagging
Questions, not guessesAnything new comes to you first
A nightly noteHow the day went, in two lines

You can change any rule, any time, just by saying so. Dorothy never overrides a parent.

What makes Dorothy work

Warm enough for the kids. Firm enough for the routine.

01

Consistency

The same rule, the same way, every day. Kids thrive on it, and parents stop being the bad guy.

02

Memory

Favourite stories, homework habits, who's allergic to what. Dorothy remembers so you don't have to repeat yourself.

03

Warmth

Gentle and kind, never cold or robotic. Children respond to her like a favourite babysitter.

04

Asks first

When something isn't covered by your rules, Dorothy asks. She never assumes.

Bring Dorothy home.

Try Dorothy free for 30 days. You set the rules, and you can erase everything Dorothy learned with one tap.

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