You've been running the household for years. BRIA helps carry it. Tell us what's falling through the cracks, and we take it from there, by phone and email.
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You've asked around for weeks. We find and compare trusted cleaning companies for you.
Winter's coming, and nobody remembers the last time.
Every review says something different.
Everyone asks you, because it's only in your head.
Cleaning companies, plumbers, electricians, and other home services, compared, with our recommendation.
We coordinate the appointment or the follow-up, so it actually gets done.
We research appliances and home essentials and tell you which one we'd choose.
We get it out of your head and organized: who to call, what's due, and when.
Every recommendation comes with our pick and the reason, from more than 10 years of running homes.
A few questions about what to hand off first. Prefer to talk? We can do a 15-minute call.
By email, whenever something comes up.
You know exactly what we'll do before we start.
You hear back by email, with a call if needed.
We use AI tools to make our research faster, so more of your time with us goes toward getting things done. A real person reviews every recommendation and makes every call.
A BRIA app is on the way, and founding households get first access.
For over a decade, I've worked inside households for ultra-high-net-worth families here in New York City. I've seen up close everything it takes to run a home — schedules, staff, guests, repairs, constant coordination.
Then I went back home and talked to a few friends — a working mom juggling her job and her household, sometimes with help, sometimes without, and a busy professional without kids who was just as overwhelmed keeping her own life together. Listening to them, I realized something: this isn't just a problem for families with full staff, or for moms, or for any one kind of household. It's a problem for every busy woman holding things together in her head.
Two completely different worlds. The same invisible weight. That's when it hit me — everyone could use a House Manager. Not because they can't handle it, but because no one should have to carry it alone.
That's why I'm building BRIA.