Capture what you’re carrying. See a day that fits your capacity. Find what you saved when you need it. A calmer planner for the invisible work of real life.
Your day, your view. Light for less noise. Full for the overview. Rhythm for a visual day. See how it works →
ReturnKit turns the invisible work you carry every day into one clear next step. So you can stop holding it all in your head.
Different seasons of life. Same invisible load.
Plans, body context, and invisible load in one honest view.
Three gentle moves, with the rest kept safely out of your head.
The wider workspace for the days you want to see the whole system.
Rhythm when you need to see the shape of your day. Light when you're running on empty. Full when you want the whole picture. Carryable, not cured.
The load isn't the tasks. It's being the only one who knows what's owed, due, promised, and waiting. ReturnKit holds the record and brings each thing back at the right moment.
The school that hasn't replied. The referral that went quiet. Chase-ups surface when it's time, not at 2am.
Forms, renewals, vaccine windows, the passport that expires in spring. Held with dates, resurfaced with lead time.
Birthdays, check-ins, the friend having a hard month, who does pickup on Thursdays. Your village, on the record.
The course you meant to finish. The kind thing that keeps slipping. Quietly kept, gently offered back.
Somewhere between a planner, a second brain, and a family office. Yours, on your device.
Practical helpers live inside the same planner. Use one, ignore the rest, or turn every AI surface off.
One-tap admin missions: drafts the email, chases the form, preps the appointment. Runs when you tap, never on its own.
Meet the Secretary →Kids, vaccines, school days, pickups and the care circle in one focused place. Free on every tier.
Open MomOps →A quiet body-doubling room when starting alone feels hard. Camera optional, nothing recorded, no streaks.
See ReturnMate →Send a page into one inbox, then protect the block you chose. Two small Chrome companions, not another system to maintain.
Everything runs only when you ask. One switch silences every AI surface; journal and health notes stay outside hosted AI.
These are the patterns women live every week.
You track the paediatric appointments, the school uniform washing schedule, the IVF injection timing, and your quarterly review. No app holds all of this. You do. In your head. At 2am.
You bought three planners last year. You used each one for eleven days. The problem was never discipline. The problem was that the planner expected a version of you that does not exist on a hard week, a heavy cycle day, or a toddler-fever Tuesday.
You close the laptop. You switch to mum mode. Later, you open the notes app to find the thread of the idea you had at 3pm. It is gone. You are doing two full-time jobs and tracking neither one properly.
So your week is visible before it becomes overwhelming.
Maternity, illness, caring for a parent, or just a step back. You need a planner that doesn't assume yesterday's pace.
ADHD, perimenopause, postpartum brain. Energy and focus shift through the week. You need a planner that adapts, not one that judges.
Kids, partner, parents, GP, vaccines, school, shopping, dinners. You need MomOps, not another to-do list.
Body context, work focus, family ops, and journaling in one system of record, so you are not rebuilding the week in a chat every Monday. Optional AI when useful. Light Today is the front door; Full and Focus are one tap away.
Light Today holds your Top 3, today's noise, and one next step. Name capacity, then open Full Today when you want the whole map.
Cycle, perimenopause lane, medication, hydration, and felt energy. Context for your week, not a separate health app.
Deep blocks, timers, brain dump, and optional ReturnMate rooms when working beside someone helps. Nothing recorded.
MomOps holds kids, vaccines, roster, and pickups. It is free on every tier.
Joy keeps one small want nearby. Reflection and a weekly digest help you notice what worked. No streaks.
Five steps to yours: pick a doorway → set your real week → name Top 3 → switch modes as the day shifts → reflect on the week. Or skip setup and browse a sample workspace first.
MomOps Assistant · Free for everyoneA focused parenting dashboard for the logistics: kids, vaccines, roster, pickups. Health and Plan catch the early days; MomOps catches the roster when the ops load grows.
Add any number of kids. Each gets a name, birth date, age, school + room, creche schedule, and pickup notes.
HSE, NHS, CDC, NIP baselines. Per-child My country and International blend. Tick done, see overdue, peek what's next.
Per-kid weekly drop-off, pickup, room numbers, allergens, who can collect.
Irish + UK school-term and bank-holiday calendar, summer planning board, packing checklist.
Roster-aware assistant for logistics questions. Run from header or MomOps tab. (HSE/NHS refs don't replace your clinician.)
PERSONAL SECRETARY · PRO · MULTI-STEP AGENTA multi-step agent for the bookings, replies, renewals and follow-ups that fill every spare minute. Reads your schedule and healthcare contacts so it answers in context. You confirm before anything goes out. Nothing autonomous.
“Hi! Hoping to book a check-up for the family. Tuesday morning suits us best if you have anything free. Thank you so much.”
You remain the final step. Nothing sends without you, and AI-free mode stays available in Settings.
Join a quiet room on the half hour, name one thing you will do, and work while someone else quietly works too. That presence alone gets you over the wall. Camera optional. Nothing recorded.
Camera optional. Nothing recorded.
Sessions start every 30 minutes for 25 or 50. Name one intention and drop in. No scheduling, no waiting.
Turn your camera on for the face-across-the-desk effect, or stay camera-off. Either way, nothing is ever recorded.
One line of intention shows in the room. Shared timer. Soft check-in when something landed. No chat wall, no performance.
Invited members only, first names only, report or leave with one tap. No streak to keep. Showing up once still counts.
Companions for the house, not a second product. ReturnKit Capture right-clicks anything into your Captured inbox. ReturnKit Focus protects a timed block with optional site guardrails. Two extensions, two jobs, both free on the Chrome Web Store.
Each serves your ReturnKit workspace when you ask. No tracking, no reading pages in the background.
Product designer, mother, navigating ADHD and perimenopause. ReturnKit began in postpartum overwhelm, when I realised most planners assume the same energy and capacity every day.
Life doesn't work like that. I built a planner that bends with real life instead of asking real life to bend around it.
Read the longer story →One connected life planner. Pro adds cloud sync, Capture inbox pairing, Focus companions, support, and hosted Claude when you ask. MomOps remains free on every tier. Bring your own AI key anytime as optional fuel, not a separate plan. 30-day Pro trial when you sign up. No card needed to start.
Local-first by default. Optional encrypted sync. No ads, fingerprinting, or data sale.
Your planner and journal live here by default.
Sign in for an optional encrypted copy across devices.
Only the context you choose leaves the device.
A quieter place for drafts, visibility, offers, and gatherings. It is there when useful, without turning ReturnKit into a content dashboard.
One practical planning idea, one ReturnKit feature in real-life context, and an optional podcast or reading. No catching up required.
What ReturnKit is, who it's for, where your data lives, and what you actually pay for.
A local-first life-ops house for work, family, health, and the invisible load between them: your system of record, so you are not rebuilding a non-linear week in ChatGPT. Designed for shifting capacity. Optional AI when useful, never required.
Anyone running a non-linear life with interrupted days and shifting energy. Three buckets: plan & focus (including weeks where your brain has seventeen tabs open), the body you plan around (cycle, postpartum, perimenopause, menopause, fertility, metabolic care, and the ongoing body context that can shape capacity), and parenting (MomOps). Partners and other parents are welcome.
A focused parenting dashboard for the logistics. Multi-kid roster (any number, any age), vaccine schedules with overdue tracking (HSE, NHS, CDC, NIP, plus My country / International blend), school + creche placeholders. Free for everyone, no Pro needed. Includes MomOps Assistant, which uses each kid's age, allergies, conditions and meds when you run it.
By default: in your browser's local storage on this device only. Nothing leaves it. If you sign in, we sync an encrypted copy keyed to your email. This gives cross-device sync and the hosted Claude Copilot. Export everything to JSON or delete the cloud copy at any time in Settings → Privacy & data control.
No. Pro is the house: sync, Capture inbox, Focus companions, support, and hosted Claude when you click Ask. Bring-your-own-key is optional fuel in Settings → AI (Anthropic, Gemini, OpenAI, or any OpenAI-compatible key). Your key stays on that device and is not synced. Journal and health text still never use network AI, even with your key. BYOK is not a separate plan.
No. ReturnKit is local-first, so a new browser or device starts as a blank home and may offer the new-member setup. Sign in with your email and the 6-digit code we send, and your synced workspace comes back on that device. There is no password, so if your browser's password manager pops up over the sign-in page there is nothing for it to fill; just close it. Some newer browsers (including AI browsers) float their own panels over pages too. ReturnKit itself only ever shows one sign-in screen: an email field and a code.
Not permanently. Restoring rolls your cloud back to the version you picked, then the device reloads and takes that copy, so anything you added on it since the last sync leaves the screen. Before any cloud copy is written to your browser, ReturnKit saves your current state as a local restore point, and you can bring it back from Settings, Backup and restore. Two things worth knowing: the last 10 restore points are kept, and they live in that browser rather than in the cloud, so clearing your browsing data clears them too. If you want a copy that survives all of it, use Download backup first.
Anyone can start free. New members get a 30-day Pro trial with no card to start, then €10 / month, €100 / year (save ~17%), or €200 lifetime for supporters (ends 30 Dec 2026). Or stay on the free tier with your data retained. MomOps remains free on every tier. Cancel anytime via Settings → Account → Manage billing; you stay on the free tier with your data intact.
Open to everyone. Start with 30 days of Pro, no card. Or stay on Free with your data safe. MomOps stays free on every tier.
