Stories, insights, and lessons from building Klonr
This week, all of Quebec was talking about Miguel Tremblay's inbox: 456 school emails in one school year, 14 hours of reading, 58% demanding an action. You can't shrink the volume. You can stop doing the triage.
Read more →Last December, my kids' school sent 14 emails in a single week. Permission slip for a field trip. Picture day form. Hot lunch order deadline. By Wednesday I'd stopped reading them.
Read more →You can delegate tasks to AI right now, today, for less than the cost of a lunch. Not someday. Not when the technology matures. The tools exist, they work, and most working parents have no idea where to start.
Read more →My son missed his field trip to the Montreal Biodome last fall. The permission slip email sat in my inbox for eleven days. I read it once, told myself I’d handle it later, and the form closed before I got to it.
Read more →Six months of watching parents bounce off AI tools taught me the problem isn't the feature set. It's that every product assumes the same parent is sitting on the other side of the screen.
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