Your kids are a project
you never turn in.

Parenting today is a logistics job. School ends at 3. Work doesn’t. And the school year is full of days your kids are home and you aren’t: teacher workdays, conference days, Thanksgiving, two weeks at winter break, a week in spring, then the whole summer.

Every one of those days needs a plan, and every plan starts with research: which camps run that day, which fit your hours, which still have room, which your kid will actually like. All at different locations, different prices and different registration windows.

Now multiply that by two kids. Or three. Different ages, different interests, different schedules. And somehow it all has to fit into one family's calendar, one family's budget, and one parent's car.

That's the part nobody's solving. Every other camp site out there is a directory. Search, filter, bookmark, good luck. They made it easier to find camps. They didn't touch the actual problem — which is making it all work.

We didn’t set out to build another camp directory. We set out to build a planner that does the thinking for you: it knows your district’s days off, your kids and your work hours, and it shows our pick for each day off, and exactly what it leaves uncovered when nothing fits. Want a different one? Tap Show another.

How it plans is no secret. The planner follows clear rules. It checks each camp’s dated sessions against the days you need, scores the fit for your hours, your kids’ ages and interests, your budget and the drive from home, and keeps siblings’ drop-offs close together. Then it shows you its pick and why.

Camp Finder, our voice and chat assistant, uses the same planner. It asks about your kids and your dates, then hands you the plan the planner would.

We check camps with break and summer programs every week, and the rest about once a month. An AI model helps read each page for session dates, prices, age ranges, hours and enrollment status, straight from the camp’s own site. When something can’t be confirmed, we label it instead of guessing.

The planner is rules, not a language model. It scores each camp’s sessions against your days, hours, kids, budget and drive, and builds a week-by-week plan you can check line by line.

Camp Finder is the conversational way in: a voice and chat assistant that asks the questions, then calls that same planner.

We don’t charge parents. Not for searching, not for planning, not for Camp Finder. No premium tier, no “unlock full results” paywall.

We take a different approach. We're building a knowledge base — not just of camps, but of what actually works for families. What combinations of activities keep kids engaged. What scheduling patterns reduce stress. What age-appropriate variety looks like in practice. That knowledge has value, and we'll find ways to sustain the platform without putting a price tag between parents and the help they need.

This was a deliberate choice. The families who need this most — single parents, families juggling multiple kids, parents who can't take a day off to research camps — are the last ones who should be paying for it.