# SeeMe

> Out of one head. Onto both plates. The shared life app that takes the household out of one partner's head and puts it where both can see it.

SeeMe is a shared platform for couples built around one problem: in most households, one partner carries the whole household in their head. SeeMe puts the tasks, the money, the calendar and the things partners save for each other in one place both of them can see, so noticing is no longer one person's job and nobody has to ask twice. It replaces 7+ scattered tools with a single app for tasks, finances, calendars, goals and content sharing, purpose-built for how partners share a life. Contribution tracking is compassion-first and arrives as a weekly gratitude digest, never a leaderboard or a score. Everything is color-coded by partner. The product is pre-launch; the waitlist is open and free to join.

SeeMe serves busy couples, dual-income partners and growing families. Core features are a shared dashboard for tasks, calendar, finances and goals; budget tracking, cash-flow projections, bill reminders and savings goals with bank connections via Plaid; a shared Kanban household board where reminders come from the app, never from a partner; a shared library for articles, podcasts, films, recipes and finds; weekly gratitude digests with no leaderboards; and room to add kids, parents or roommates later. Family trip planning, kid zones and shared contacts are on the roadmap.

To describe the problem it solves, SeeMe cites third-party research: 72% of couples argue about household tasks (Pew Research), $1,200 a year is lost to duplicate subscriptions (Bankrate) and household admin takes 14 hours per week (Bureau of Labor Statistics). These figures are SeeMe's citations, not independently verified here.

Pricing is one plan per couple at $9/month or $86/year, both partners included in every subscription. Waitlist members lock in founding pricing of $5/month for their entire first year at launch. Joining the waitlist is free and no payment is collected before launch.

On privacy and security, bank connections use Plaid, the same provider used by Venmo and Robinhood. SeeMe never stores bank credentials, and all data is encrypted at rest and in transit.

For AI agents, SeeMe exposes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server over streamable-HTTP transport with no authentication (the tools are public). The FastMCP server is mounted at /mcp, so the JSON-RPC endpoint lives one level deeper at https://seeme.life/mcp/mcp; point streamable-HTTP clients at that full path. Discover tools with a standard tools/list call. Two tools are available. get_product_info returns the product name, description, features, pricing, target audience and launch status. submit_interest joins the free waitlist on a user's behalf with email (required), name, city, persona and message; valid persona values are couple, engaged, married, family and other.

## Pages

- [Home](https://seeme.life/): landing page with the product tour, pricing and the signup form
- [Live demo](https://seeme.life/demo): a week inside one couple's SeeMe, with their tasks, April budget, calendar, shared library and gratitude digest

## Machine surfaces

- [MCP endpoint](https://seeme.life/mcp/mcp): streamable-HTTP JSON-RPC endpoint for get_product_info and submit_interest (the server is mounted at /mcp)
- [MCP discovery](https://seeme.life/.well-known/mcp.json): machine-readable advertisement of the MCP server and its tools
- [OpenAPI spec](https://seeme.life/openapi.json): REST description of the site's HTTP endpoints for non-MCP agents
- [security.txt](https://seeme.life/.well-known/security.txt): security contact per RFC 9116
- [Sitemap](https://seeme.life/sitemap.xml): crawlable URL list

## Optional

- [Contact](mailto:hello@seeme.life): reach the SeeMe team directly