What Problem Does Deena Solve?
- Jabari Pulliam
- Mar 2
- 2 min read
In today's busy households, families and couples face an invisible burden that grows heavier by the day. It's not just about managing a home—it's about coordinating interconnected lives while preventing things from falling through the cracks.
The Household Management Gap
Most families struggle with fragmented systems that don't talk to each other:
Tasks and chores live on scraps of paper, in text messages, or in someone's memory
Financial information gets scattered across various apps and spreadsheets
Family schedules exist in multiple calendars with limited visibility
Important household information (like where the water shutoff valve is located or which medication the pet needs) gets lost in emails or forgotten entirely
This fragmentation creates real costs: missed appointments, forgotten bills, repeated conversations about who's doing what, and an overwhelming mental load that typically falls disproportionately on one partner.
The Mental Load Problem
Research shows that in most households, regardless of whether both partners work full-time, one person carries the majority of the "mental load"—the invisible work of remembering, planning, and coordinating household tasks. This person becomes the household's human database, responsible for keeping track of everything from doctor's appointments to grocery needs to school permission slips.
This imbalance leads to:
Increased stress and resentment
Communication breakdowns
Inefficiency and duplicated efforts
Important tasks falling through the cracks
Reduced quality time together as a family
The Incomplete Solutions
Current tools offer only partial solutions. To-do apps handle tasks but not finances. Calendar apps manage schedules but not household knowledge. Budgeting apps track money but not chores. And none of these tools adequately support true collaboration between household members.
Families end up cobbling together multiple systems that don't communicate with each other, creating more complexity instead of less.
What Households Really Need
What busy families and couples really need is a unified system that brings all aspects of household management together in one place—a system that makes collaboration natural, reduces the mental load through shared responsibility, and ensures that important information is accessible to everyone who needs it.
This is exactly the gap that Deena fills—creating a single source of truth for household management that helps families move from chaos to coordination, from mental overload to shared responsibility, and from disconnection to harmony in their daily lives.

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