EXHALE

by Grey Ai

The AI executive for executive parents

Free while in beta

Learn more

The
Reality

Thursday, September 4

7:12AM

3 notifications

  • Oakwood Elementary Spring newsletter — 14 updates inside 7:02
  • PTA Committee Re: Re: Re: volunteer slots 7:06
  • Riverside Vet Reminder: annual vaccination due 7:11
  • Dr. Levin’s office Appointment moved to Thursday 9:15 1:58
  • Calendar Board call overlaps Maya’s pickup 2:03
  • Oakwood Elementary Early dismissal tomorrow 11:58
  • Dad’s home aide Can we talk about Thursday? 1:12
  • Board secretary Papers for Tuesday 6:41
  • Nanny Running 20 minutes late 6:55

Email Overload

Newsletters, vet appointments, caregiver updates, event invitations, board communications. Critical information buried in an endless stream of messages from teachers, coaches, doctors, and committee members.

Calendar Chaos

Multiple kids, aging parents, grooming schedules, galas, board meetings. One missed update means a scramble to rearrange your day or not being present when it matters most - at home and at work.

Mental Load

"Is there school tomorrow?" "When's Dad's cardiology appointment?" "Did we confirm the speaker for the fundraiser?" Questions that interrupt your focus and fragment your day.

No Infrastructure at Home

You have EAs, project managers, and systems keeping your professional life on track. But your personal life — just as complex, just as consequential — runs on memory and group texts.

Exhale changes that. One AI system that runs your home life leaner and smarter than most enterprise operations.

The difference

Same week, twice

Drag to move between what arrives and what you actually need.

ONE WEEK · TWO CHILDREN 2,850 UNREAD

    What you need
    EXHALE

    What do I need to know this week?

      Four things this week. The other eight can wait.

      Twelve messages, eleven senders, one week — three teachers across two schools, a principal, the PTA, the district, aftercare, three vendors and another parent. Seven carry a hard date, and nothing on the outside says which seven.

      Meet Your AI
      Executive

      EXHALE

      What do I need to know this week?

      Four things need you this week:

      ELA practice packet due Monday, April 13. No math homework.

      Yearbook orders close the same day — code oakwood26, before 6am.

      PTA meeting tonight, 7pm on Zoom.

      Glow Auction closes Monday midnight.

      The weekly briefing

      Every newsletter, permission slip and PTA thread you didn’t have time to open — read, sorted, and handed back as the few things that actually need you.

      What they’re actually learning

      Homework, spelling lists and this week’s lessons, for each child, without opening a single classroom newsletter.

      Dates that matter

      Testing windows, early dismissals and the events worth blocking out — found in the inbox before they surprise you.

      Built for the family CEO.

      Bespoke. Managed.
      Yours.

      Exhale isn't an app you download. It's a system we build and manage for your family, your caregivers, your calendars, your commitments. Our team handles it all.

      Ready to EXHALE?

      Sign up for the beta.

      Questions

      The ones people
      actually ask

      Only the Gmail labels you pick during setup. You choose them, and you can change them whenever you like. Exhale doesn’t read the rest of your inbox.

      No. Exhale’s access to Gmail is read-only. It cannot send, reply, delete, or change a single message.

      No. Your email and calendar data is used to run your assistant and nothing else. We don’t sell it, we don’t share it for advertising, and we don’t train models on it.

      Yes, for now. Exhale connects to Gmail and Google Calendar. Other providers aren’t supported yet.

      Start with the form on this page. You’ll connect Gmail and choose which labels Exhale can read. Then pick where you’d like to talk to it — Telegram, a free app that works on any phone, or the web version, which needs nothing installed. Telegram takes one tap to connect; the web version uses the same Google sign-in. You can use either, or switch later.

      Nothing while we’re in beta. If that changes, you’ll hear it from us before it happens, not from a charge.

      See all questions