A live, small-group session for women who run everything. In two hours, you'll leave with an AI agent that takes real work off your plate. No coding required.
Why now
A few years ago, turning an idea into an app meant hiring developers, raising money, or learning to code at 11pm after bedtime. (10/10, don't recommend.)
Now AI can build the app and run the boring parts of your day. The catch: most of the people showing how it's done don't look like us, don't talk like us, and definitely aren't doing it between a team meeting and school pickup.
That's where we come in.
THEN
NOW
Agent ideas
Not another chatbot. These agents connect to the apps you already use, do the routine work for you and only bring you what needs a decision.
Reads school emails and your parent and grade apps, puts every due date on the calendar, texts you when an assignment is missing or a grade starts slipping, and flags when work and kid stuff collide.
Connects to Gmail, Google Calendar, ParentSquare, PowerSchool, text messages
I'd build this one first →Takes this week's meal plan, skips what you already have, and fills your Kroger cart for pickup. Busy nights on your calendar get the 20-minute meals. You just hit order.
Connects to Kroger, your meal plan app, Google Calendar
I'd build this one first →Knows every birthday, checkup and dentist cleaning. Pings you a week before a birthday with gift ideas in your budget, and notices when anyone in the family is due for an appointment.
Connects to Google Contacts, Google Calendar, Amazon, text messages
I'd build this one first →You can build any one of these in about two hours. Don't see yours? Bring your own idea.
Not sure where to start?
Pick the one that sounds like you, then tap anything that sounds like your week.
Your starter agents will show up here.
Still not sure? That's what the first 20 minutes of the build are for.
Join the waitlistWhat's next
Once your first agent is running, the next one is quicker. Connect a few and they start working together, reading across your inbox, calendars and accounts so you only see what needs you.
Runs the family calendar, the bills, the school stuff and the errands, then sends you one Sunday note.
Reads your team's Slack, project tracker and calendar, then tells you what's at risk and what to share up.
Handles leads, quotes, invoices, reviews and posts, then tells you where the money is.
The two-hour build
Our founding session is a live, small-group build. You bring one real job you want off your plate, and you leave with an agent doing it, plus the confidence to build the next one on your own.
Pick the job
Choose one real task to hand off and map how your agent should handle it.
Build it
Build alongside the group, with help the moment you get stuck.
Connect it
Hook it up to your email, calendar or docs so it runs without you.
Put it to work
Leave with it running, plus templates you can reuse for the next one, and a community building right alongside you.
The community
Every builder gets a seat in our private Slack. Share what you made, swap the prompts that worked and get unstuck with women who are building right alongside you.
Show and tell
Post your agent, your app or your half-finished idea. Applause guaranteed.
Prompt swap
Copy the exact prompts other members use, so you never start from a blank page.
Help desk
Stuck? Post it. Someone has probably fixed that exact thing already.
# show-and-tell
# prompt-swap
# help-desk
# wins
My bills watchdog caught a $14 price hike on day one. It already paid for itself.
Here's the exact prompt I use to turn school emails into calendar events. Copy away.
My agent keeps sending reminders at 3am. Anyone seen this?
Yes! Check the time zone in your calendar settings.
Founder story
15+ years as a COO and Managing Director in B2B SaaS, co-founder and CEO of Alsona, and mom of three boys. I'm also the unofficial (and very unpaid) travel agent for my entire family, so I built TripBaddie with AI tools. No engineering team. No bootcamp.
The tools are here. What women need is someone to show them how.
Welcome to the lab.
In 1750s London, a group of women skipped the card parties and started their own salons built around big ideas and real conversation. Critics later turned "bluestocking" into an insult for women who were a little too smart.
We're taking it back. This is for the women who want to think big, build things and skip the card games.
FAQ
Nope. If you can write an email and you're willing to experiment a little, you can build an agent.
One working agent for something real in your work or life. A family chief of staff, a grocery autopilot or a 1:1 and review tracker are all great first builds. Pick yours in the ideas above.
Two hours, live. After that, your agent does the work.
The founding cohort is [PRICE]. The waitlist hears first and locks in the founding price.
It's built for women, and open to anyone who wants to build with us.
That's what the lab is for. Bring it anyway, big or small. The skills from your first agent carry straight over to your first app or business.
Your agent runs in your own Google account. Nothing is stored by us, and nothing gets sent without your OK.
We build on Google Workspace because it keeps the build simple. Outlook support is coming.
You keep your agent, and you join our Slack community to share what you build, swap prompts and keep going.
Get first access to the two-hour build at the founding price. Waitlist members also get a free 30-minute live demo on [DATE].