myWhānau automates family admin and scheduling - an unpaid, invisible barrier limiting women from being hired, promoted, and progressing into senior management positions.
While the gender pay gap is closing, progress is slow.
Women are overwhelmingly responsible for making home and family admin and schedules happen - a time-consuming, manual, and constant task. This unpaid and invisible work is a significant barrier to achieving pay equality.
From managing everyone’s schedules to staying on top of school, extracurricular and life admin communications and to-dos, women carry a disproportionate amount of the mental load, affecting their stress levels and productivity.
On average, mums spend nearly two hours each week - or 11 business days a year - managing their family schedules and school communications.
myWhānau is a revolutionary family calendar app that takes the time and stress out of managing family admin and the mental load. It automatically captures information from school, extracurricular and life admin emails, websites, portals, and apps, and creates calendar entries with all the information busy working parents need.
100% of mothers say they’re more organised and 92% have more peace of mind with myWhānau.
Our work and personal lives are more blended than ever before - myWhānau lets parents see work and family commitments side by side. It supports employees to be more productive by reducing the time it takes them to stay on top of family admin and minimising clashes between work and family commitments.
2 out of 3 mothers say they’re more productive at work with myWhānau.
Each automatically generated calendar entry has detailed information and links to the original notification and any updates.
Offering complete visibility of the family schedule, myWhānau makes it easier for both parents to share responsibility for making family life happen.
Today’s employees are looking beyond pay when deciding to leave their jobs. Emotional and lifestyle factors such as a lack of personal fulfilment, lack of career growth, mental health impacts and poor work-life balance are increasingly driving the Great Resignation.
myWhānau saves parents on average on average nearly two hours each week - or 11 business days a year,
myWhānau does not integrate with an organisation's IT infrastructure.
Employee family data is protected by our rigorous privacy policy. There is no advertising in the app and no data is sold. Privacy Policy here
The app is password protected and we use SSL encryption and two step verification.
Our data is secured in a server that meets Australian Government’s highest data security certification.