Coming soon — join the waitlist

Your zip code.
Your village.
No shame.

Post a specific need — a childcare swap, a ride to practice, a meal train during a brutal week, someone to just listen — and instantly match with vetted single mamas in your actual zip code.

Built by single moms, for single moms. Free to join. Free to post.

Why Momkind exists

Single moms are told to lean on their village — but the village is scattered, digital, and nobody wants to be the first one to ask. Momkind fixes that.

Center the ask, not the profile
Most community apps are built around who you are. Momkind is built around what you need. Post the need — the right people show up.
Your zip code, your circle
We match hyperlocally. Every person you see lives in your actual neighborhood. When you need a sitter tonight, 'nearby' means something.
No judgment, no platitudes
No "you've got this, girl." No performative perfection. Just single moms who get it, being honest about what they need — and who can help.

Three steps to your village

Reaching out feels less like posting on a forum and more like texting a trusted neighbor.

01

Post what you need

A ride to practice. A sitter for two hours. Someone to just listen. No post is too small — or too honest.

02

Match with local mamas

Our algorithm reads your zip code and need, then surfaces verified single moms in your actual neighborhood.

03

Text, swap, and hold each other up

Move the conversation to a group chat. Set boundaries together. Build something real — one ask at a time.

From the community

Real stories from single moms who needed a hand — and found one.

I posted that I needed someone to pick up my daughter from soccer because my car was in the shop. Three mamas from my zip replied within ten minutes. I cried.

Renata

Daughter, 7. Custody transition, 2024.

Peanut was all about friendship, which is great, but I needed a specific thing and nobody was built around that. Momkind is. The shame of asking just... evaporated.

Destiny

Twin boys, 5. Full-time worker, solo parent.

The hardest week of my year, a group of women I had never met showed up with lasagna and picked my kids up from school. That is the whole point.

Amara

Son, 9. Job loss recovery, 2025.

Questions we get a lot

Honest answers. No corporate hedging.

Your village is waiting

Join the waitlist and be first in when we open your zip code — and help shape how this community grows.

No spam, ever. Just your village, arriving when we launch.