HOW IT WORKS

Set the agreement once. The ask is already answered.

You decide what you can offer. You send it to one parent you already know. They see it, agree to what works for them. The plan is set before anything actually comes up.

1

Decide what help you can offer

You do not need to have your person yet. Start by getting clear on what you can offer and what you need. When the right moment comes, your plan is ready to share.

Checklist for support options and boundaries

2

Send it to someone you’d want to count on

The hardest part isn’t finding someone. It’s making the ask feel normal.

Invite card showing trusted parents

3

Everyone knows what they signed up for.

Not a vague maybe. A real agreement. Both of you, on the same page, before anything comes up.

Shared support card with expectations

4

No scrambling. No explaining. Just the plan you already made.

When something comes up, you already know who to call. And they already said yes.

Line up my people

Free to start. Set up your plan now. Your people will be ready when you need them.

Flow diagram of support plan in action

In group texts, you're guessing who can help.
With Nura, everyone already agreed what's okay.

When something comes up

School closing early today
Pickup at 12:45

You need someone in the next hour
What your circle already
agreed on

After-school pickups are okay

Up to 3 swaps a month

Sick days are a personal call

It’s more like a standing yes than a formal agreement.

Who can help

Jane can help
Samantha can help
Two parents already said yes before you even asked.

Ready when you need it.

Line up my people

Setup is available now. Requesting help is coming soon.