How AlphaMa Compares

AlphaMa combines emotional support (CBT-based therapy), automatic task capture from voice conversations, Gmail and Calendar integration, partner delegation via WhatsApp, and proactive intelligence - all in one voice-first interface designed specifically for mothers. It is free right now, and it replaces 3 to 5 separate apps.

Milo, an SMS-based family assistant, shut down. Its founder said the technology was too early to be reliable. AlphaMa is live on iOS and Android and covers what Milo users relied on, capturing tasks from conversation and coordinating family logistics, and adds voice-first emotional support, Gmail and Calendar integration, and partner delegation. It is free right now.

Cozi is a shared family calendar and lists app where everything must be typed in manually, so the remembering, planning, and anticipating still sit with you. AlphaMa automatically captures tasks from natural voice conversation, integrates with Gmail and Google Calendar, delegates to your partner, and supports you emotionally. Cozi organizes the load; AlphaMa is built to move it off your mind. AlphaMa is free right now.

Ohai is an AI home management assistant focused on the family’s admin: scanning emails and documents for tasks and syncing calendars. Ohai has a voice assistant as well; the difference is what the voice is for. Ohai’s voice manages household admin, it is not built around the mother, and it has no emotional support. AlphaMa, free right now, covers that logistics layer and its voice is also an emotional companion: support with CBT techniques, postpartum support at any hour, partner delegation, and crisis detection. Ohai manages your home; AlphaMa supports the person carrying it.

AlphaMa is free right now, with full access to voice conversations, emotional support, Gmail and Calendar integration, partner delegation, and proactive intelligence. Paid plans may come later, announced clearly in advance. No credit card required.

Most AI mental health apps are general purpose chatbots or meditation libraries. AlphaMa is built for women in the most underserved seasons: pregnancy, postpartum, and the working-mother years. It is grounded in the Alpha Mothers Framework, published research on women's mental health across the lifecycle, and it pairs emotional support with actually removing the load that drives the stress. Free right now on iOS and Android.

The mental load is the invisible cognitive and emotional labor of remembering, planning, coordinating, and anticipating everything for a household. Research shows mothers carry 71% of cognitive household labor and manage 29 out of 30 recurring cognitive tasks. This leads to burnout, anxiety, and career setbacks - 43% of mothers never return to their role after maternity leave. AlphaMa captures this invisible labor through natural voice conversation so mothers can stop carrying everything in their heads.