01 / Decision fatigue
“I cannot make one more decision.”
Even deciding where to start has become a task. Start with the jumble you already have.
Doctor Poppins
A little help with the whole family thing.
You don’t need another thing to manage.You need a little relief.
When family life feels like a hundred open tabs, start with what would make today a little easier.
The forms. The follow-ups. The thing everyone assumes you remembered. Let’s find a place to start—so you have a little more room to enjoy your family.
Find my next stepOpens DocPoppins · Account required for your personal plan.
See a sample firstSound familiar?
What’s taking up space
in your head?
02 / The invisible list
“I’m the one remembering everything.”
The form. The renewal. The appointment nobody else knows needs booking.
03 / Room to enjoy it
“I’d like to enjoy the weekend, actually.”
Preferably without mentally sorting the paperwork halfway through the picnic.
Everyday examples—not a list of tasks automatically completed for you.
How it works
Bring the mess.
Find your next move.
01 / Choose a starting point
What’s piling up?
Choose the areas where you want help. Create an account or sign in before adding your personal brain dump.
02 / Put it into words
It doesn’t need to be tidy.
Share what’s on your mind and work through the follow-up questions. AI helps organize it into a Relief Prescription: a practical action plan.
03 / Choose your next move
A plan you can act on.
Review the suggested priorities and steps. Use them yourself, or explore available support. Review the scope and price before choosing paid help.
The useful part
A little peek at feeling
less overwhelmed.
One place to start.
A tangled list becomes clearer priorities. For example: check the school form’s deadline before tackling the whole inbox.
A smaller next step.
Turn “deal with appointments” into something concrete, like gathering the details you need before calling.
You stay in charge.
A recommendation is yours to review. The example plan does not send messages, book appointments, or cancel subscriptions.
Illustrative examples. Your recommendations depend on what you share.
From Colleen, the founder
More room for the good part.
DocPoppins is built around a simple idea: parents need help with the load they’re already carrying. The goal is to make the next step feel manageable, so there’s more room to enjoy being a family.
Fair questions
A few things to know.
Is this another weekend planner?
DocPoppins focuses on the responsibilities competing for your attention. The Bubble helps you find local things to enjoy; DocPoppins helps you work out what to tackle, simplify, or ask for help with.
What is a Relief Prescription?
It’s DocPoppins’s name for a practical action plan. AI helps organize what you share and suggest next steps. It isn’t a medical prescription or a replacement for professional care.
Will it automatically do everything for me?
No. The guided experience helps you organize and plan. Optional support is separate, with scope, price, and approvals to review before you choose it.
Do I need an account?
Yes, for your personal brain dump and plan. You can view the sample without creating an account. Your Bubble account details are not copied into DocPoppins by this link.
What does it cost?
DocPoppins currently describes its entry experience as free during beta, with no card needed. Optional paid support is separate. Check current pricing and availability on DocPoppins.
The whole list can wait a minute.
Start with one thing.
Find my next stepContinue on DocPoppins. You choose what happens next.