About Motherboard

I'm a mom to three kids.

I started building Motherboard when my kids were one, three, and five — deep in the years where shoes are outgrown before the tags come off, the same size gets bought twice because nobody can remember what they wore last week, and the soccer cleats only stop fitting fifteen minutes before the game.

Before I became a parent, I had no idea that inventory was part of the job. Everyone warns you about the love and the chaos. Nobody mentions the running mental list of what each kid owns, what still fits, what season is coming, and what needs to be replaced before you actually need it.

With three kids, that list outgrew my head. So I built somewhere for it to live instead.

— Abby

To take one thing off your plate.

Moms have incredible intuition. You know your kids — how fast they’re growing, what they need, and what they’ll refuse to wear. We’re not trying to replace that. We’re trying to take one specific thing off your plate: knowing what you have, and anticipating what you’ll need before you need it.

Motherboard isn’t a family calendar, a chore tracker, or an AI co-parent. It’s the part of your brain that was keeping track of every shoe size, every snowsuit, every set of cleats — except it lives in your phone now, and it texts you before you have to go looking.

No app to download, no dashboard to check, no data to enter. Just an inventory that builds itself in the background, and a friendly text when something’s about to come up.

I'm a mom to three kids.

To take one thing off your plate.

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