The 3-to-9 problem
The group chat is the symptom. Not the problem.
School bell to first pitch, a hundred small decisions are made and communicated. Who drives. Who covers. Who confirms. Who brings the gear, the snacks, the check for the field rental.
The information's all there — somewhere. Buried in a thread, a forwarded email, a sign-up sheet nobody's opened since October. Knowing what's actually happening tonight means digging for it.
If a business ran this way, it would fail in a month. Families and communities run this way every single day.
1 hour a week, like it was supposed to be.
Stock photo: overhead shot of a kitchen counter at night — phone glowing with a group chat, paper schedule, half-packed sports bag, car keys
