Helpers say yes. Then do something else.
Important instructions get lost in translation. Your helper nods, smiles, and ends up doing the wrong thing. Nobody's fault — just a language gap.
Aunty runs
your household.
The family operating system for kids, helpers, and parents who all need to talk — without a phone in every hand.
Now in private beta · free early access
Join the private beta →
Built in Singapore.
Where parenting is a contact sport.
Family communication is broken.
No outside apps. Full stop.
Aligned with Singapore's Grow Well SG guidelines. Your kid's first phone shouldn't be the portal to TikTok, Instagram, or the open internet. Myna locks it down so they can call home, not doomscroll.
Nag once. Aunty does the rest.
Brush your teeth. Pack your bag. Eat your vegetables. Set it once, Aunty narrates it on the kid's phone at the right time, in the right tone. You stop being a voice memo loop.
Your family's
command centre.
On the TV console. On the wall. On the spare tablet you don't use. Wherever the family actually gathers.
Turn any spare tablet into the always-on family hub. Big icons, no logins, no settings. Anyone walks past, taps a face, they're on a call.
- One-tap video calls for everyone
- Family announcements & reminders
- Chores, meals, school — all in one place
Family announcement
“Eh you guys, Papa send message — Guys… tomorrow…”
First phone.
No harm done.
Aligned with Grow Well SG. Endorsed by tired parents.
A locked-down phone made for kids. No app store. No browser. No social media. Just family chats, calls, and the things that matter.
- Family calls & chat only
- No web browsing, no social media, no outside messaging
- Built-in safety, locked to only Myna App
- Peace of mind for parents
Reminder on the kid's phone
“Eh Laura girl, just reminder hor, in ten minutes you got…”
When real life needs a real app
Two kinds of apps. A short list of essentials sits on her phone permanently — because safety doesn't wait. Everything else, she asks for.
She taps "Ask Mama". You get a notification, decide the time, the app appears for that window, then it's gone. The default for anything beyond the essentials is no — every yes is yours, on the day.
Listen to Aunty narrate a real household moment.
Aunty handles the nagging.
You handle the loving.
Recurring tasks
Daily, weekly, monthly. Aunty never forgets.
Real example
Auto + on-demand nags
Schedule recurring reminders, or fire one off the moment you remember.
Real example
Gold stars for completion
Celebrate good habits. Make chores fun.
Real example
Pick your Aunty
Pick the Aunty
that sounds like family.
20 personalities. 8 below — tap any face to hear how she sounds. From kopitiam matriarch to Brooklyn Grandma, pick the one your family will recognise.
Tap any aunty to hear her voice.
…and 12 more personalities. Pick the one that sounds like someone in your family.
Every fact, filed with love.
She remembers everything.
Your family’s second brain.
Where do families keep the wifi password, the paediatrician’s number, the passport expiry dates? Usually: nowhere. Aunty keeps it all in a beautiful family wiki — organised by person, private to your household, and one question away.
Tell her once
Allergies, wifi passwords, shoe sizes. Saved to your private family wiki — recalled the moment anyone asks.
Snap any document
Passports, insurance, school letters. She reads them, files them, and reminds you before things expire. Sensitive numbers live in an encrypted vault.
Email her your bookings
Your family gets its own address. Forward e-tickets and school notices — filed, dated, and summarised back to you.
Ask “Aunty, what’s the wifi password?” — or “when does Papa’s passport expire?” — and she just knows.
Helpers feel like family.
Auto-translate messages. Share voice notes in your language. Give helpers the right access — nothing more, nothing less.
🇸🇬 You record (English)
“Siti, please make sure you don't mix the dark colour clothes with the white ones in the washing machine, ok?”
Translated by Myna
🇮🇩 Siti hears (Bahasa)
“Siti, tolong pastikan kamu tidak mencampur baju warna gelap dengan yang putih di mesin cuci, ya?”
“‘Ok mam’ doesn’t always mean ok. Now we actually understand each other — and nobody has to pretend.”
Everyone home,
on one screen.
Peace of mind, not surveillance.
See where your kids are at a glance. Get a gentle “child arrived home” ping. Know they're safe, without hovering.
Free to start. Pro when you're ready.
Family Free
Always free- Basic family hub
- 1 hub
- Up to 4 family members
- Basic chat & voice notes
Recommended
Family Pro
$9.99 /month or $99 /year
- Daily, weekly & monthly recurring tasks, auto-extracted from messages
- Family announcements (broadcast to every device)
- Smart shopping lists, auto-sorted into categories
- Helper accounts with voice & text auto-translation
- Add relatives with Chinese two-way translation (voice & chat)
- Aunty AI nag engine — voice narration on kid phones
- Child and Helper location tracking
- Apple & Google Calendar sync
- Multi-hub support
Start free, no credit card needed.
Now in private beta
Help us shape Myna.
We're opening early access to a small group of families. It's free, it's still a little rough in places — and your honest feedback decides what we build next.
On Android
Two quick steps — you need both.
- 1
Join the testers group first.
Join the group → - 2
Then opt in and install from Google Play.
Become a tester →
On iPhone
Via TestFlight — no sign-up needed.
Tap below, install TestFlight if prompted, then accept the invite. That's it.
Join on TestFlight →Already a tester? Read the getting-started guide → · Just browsing? See what's included →
Built in Singapore.
Where parenting is a contact sport.
Multigenerational. Multilingual. Multi-tuition. We built Myna for the way SEA families actually run — chaos and all.
Built in Singapore. Where parenting is a contact sport.
Multigenerational. Multilingual. Multi-tuition. We built Myna for the way SEA families actually run — chaos and all.
Privacy-first
PDPA compliant
Your family data stays yours
Ready to meet Aunty?
Free early access. Set up in 5 minutes. Your feedback shapes what's next.
