With kids, the details pile up faster than you can write them down. The allergy list changes. The schedule shifts. The things they say, the ones you swear you'll remember, blur within a week.
Eigen Mesh is one place to keep those details, in your own words, ready when you ask.
Allergies
Say what matters the way you'd tell a babysitter. For example: "Walnuts and pecans, not peanuts. EpiPen is in the blue backpack." Later, at a restaurant or filling in a school form, ask: "What do I need to know about nuts?"
Eigen Mesh connects through MCP, so every AI tool you connect reads the same memory. If the school form arrives while you're working in Cursor or Claude, you can ask there instead of switching apps.
The notes around the calendar
The calendar holds the dates. Eigen Mesh holds the notes around them: "Pickup is at 3:15 on Wednesdays, don't book meetings then." "Swim moves to Tuesday in the last week of the month." Ask "What's the deal with swim today?" and you get your own note back.
The things they say
"When I grow up I want to dig holes for a living." Say it once, while you still remember the exact words, and it's kept.
What to leave out
You decide what goes in. A good rule: nothing you wouldn't want your child to read when they're grown.
Try it
€3.99 a month, or run it yourself: the code is open source under Apache 2.0 at github.com/hikaru90/eigen. Try Eigen Mesh and start with the allergy list.