A little bit about us.
Family Den was created by a team with the goal of creating technology to aide in our lives.
We are husbands, wives, parents, and friends. We realize that balancing your life can be a challenge, and we have a
fundamental belief that the use of technology shouldn’t be a necessity, but rather a helping hand.
We are dedicated to creating applications that help to meet those goals.
Our team has lives that move a mile a minute in every direction. We have all been either the last parent to pick up our kid, given cash as a gift because we forgot to buy a present, or shown up to the potluck dinner with no dish because our wife, girlfriend, husband or boyfriend for got to tell us we needed to bring one. We tried a variety of tools to help us stay plugged-in and we knew there must be a better way than the fridge that is overflowing with schedules, notes, and magnets, emails that don’t get read, 5 eCalendars to keep track of, text messages, Facebook, and a litany of tools to try and reach some level of organization and communication.
Luckily, by using new technologies, we can enable our lives to run smoother, stay plugged-in with the people important to us, and share and communicate with different people in our lives. Our friends don’t care about our grocery list but our family does, coordination of our softball league doesn’t apply to our family, and our kids don’t need to see your pictures from your girls’ trip. Our lives have many facets and we need a tool that will allowed us to plug into each aspect individually and with ease.
Our team has lives that move a mile a minute in every direction. We have all been either the last parent to pick up our kid, given cash as a gift because we forgot to buy a present, or shown up to the potluck dinner with no dish because our wife, girlfriend, husband or boyfriend for got to tell us we needed to bring one. We tried a variety of tools to help us stay plugged-in and we knew there must be a better way than the fridge that is overflowing with schedules, notes, and magnets, emails that don’t get read, 5 eCalendars to keep track of, text messages, Facebook, and a litany of tools to try and reach some level of organization and communication.
Luckily, by using new technologies, we can enable our lives to run smoother, stay plugged-in with the people important to us, and share and communicate with different people in our lives. Our friends don’t care about our grocery list but our family does, coordination of our softball league doesn’t apply to our family, and our kids don’t need to see your pictures from your girls’ trip. Our lives have many facets and we need a tool that will allowed us to plug into each aspect individually and with ease.
