About Mom Clock

Why We Built Mom Clock

Most people don’t struggle because they don’t care.
They struggle because “later” quietly replaces “now”.

We postpone.
We negotiate with ourselves.
We promise we’ll start tomorrow — and mean it, every time.

We’ve tried alarms, to-do lists, habit trackers, motivation hacks.
We’ve tried being kinder to ourselves.
We’ve tried pushing harder.

And what we learned is simple:

Things don’t happen because you feel ready.
They happen because something doesn’t let you slip away.

That’s where Mom Clock comes from.

Not to inspire you.
Not to cheer you on.
But to step in when you hesitate.

To make the things you promised yourself actually happen.

Not through hype.
Not through willpower challenges.
And not through “maybe tomorrow.”

We believe structure is kindness.
We believe rules remove friction.
And we believe decisions made once — and enforced consistently — are freeing.

Mom Clock exists to protect your time
from the moments when you’re most likely to give it away.

Mom Clock is not built to remind you.
It’s built to enforce execution.

When it’s time, it’s time.

Rules don’t change based on mood.

Because delay often hides inside options.

Mom Clock blocks distractions when focus matters,
pulls you away when rest matters,
and steps in the moment you start drifting.

Not gently.
Clearly.

If you have questions, please contact us via our Support page.