Carried makes the mental load visible, shareable, and finally not just yours.
of the household's mental load is carried by mums, even in dual-income Australian homes.
Carried is where all of it goes.
join the waitlistNo system to learn. Just the rhythm of putting things down.
Capture a load-thought in seconds, before it becomes 2am inventory.
Hand over a whole area to own end to end, not a chore to be reminded about.
The system remembers, so you don't have to.
Voice-first capture while driving or feeding. Speak it, and it's caught and sorted for you.
An end-of-day offload, so your nervous system finally gets to rest.
39 named areas of invisible family work, each ready to hand over in full.
Full ownership of an area, the thinking included, not just the doing.
Five minutes on Sunday. One question: is the load fair this week?
Big things broken into small, under-30-minute daily steps.
Plus the quiet ones: a daily load picture, cycle reminders, a TOG sleep-bag weather guide, and a wins jar.
Context before tasks, always. A short piece you read together first, so your partner comes in owning a lane, not helping out.
Her real load, in plain language, specific to your family.
The mental load explained. A system problem, not a personal failing.
He chooses his areas. Invited, not assigned.
You both agree to the Sunday check-in before you finish.
The week's dinners and the shopping list, done for you. Free.
Carried was built by Tiarne Banks, a mum of two in Thirroul, before sunrise, because she needed it first.
She left twelve years of bridal makeup to build it solo. It's the app she wished existed at 9pm, with a full head and a quiet house.
Join the waitlist and be among the first to carry less.