Momezy is an AI-powered productivity app designed for working mothers juggling school, sports, and family logistics. It reads emails, extracts important details, and turns them into a simple, actionable agenda with built-in reminders—freeing up mental space and emotional labor.

Modern moms—especially working mothers—are buried under invisible tasks: keeping up with school emails, remembering tournament dates, coordinating rides, managing snacks, doctor’s appointments, and more.

The mental load is real. And most productivity apps still require you to manage them.

To create an intuitive, time-saving tool that:

Reads and organizes incoming info (especially emails)

Creates a clean, digestible agenda by week/day

Sends proactive reminders before important events

Offers relief, not more admin work

As the sole designer behind Momezy, I set out to create a visual experience that immediately reduced the cognitive overload so many moms face. From the moment the concept was developed, the goal was clear: build a system that feels like a true support tool—not just another task manager.

I designed the interface using soft purples, rounded corners, and minimal clutter to communicate warmth, trust, and ease. The gradient tones help soften the typical productivity app aesthetic, making Momezy feel more like a helping hand than a checklist.

I chose Roboto for its clean, modern look and excellent readability across devices. Every screen is structured to keep key details—like event time, type, and location—easily scannable, even during life’s busiest moments.

User-first mindset: Prioritized simplicity, warmth, and clarity in UX

Calm UI: Soft colors, clear typography, and subtle microinteractions

Low-effort onboarding: Import email, select kids, done.

Emotional resonance: Built for real-life chaos, not perfection

I designed Momezy’s core flow to be intuitive, flexible, and emotionally supportive—acknowledging the unique needs of busy moms balancing digital and offline worlds. These six screens represent the foundation of the user experience: