Smart fridge agents auto-trade custody weekends and alimony grocery credits.
ProblemPost-divorce co-parenting logistics create endless, emotionally loaded scheduling and grocery reimbursement texts.SolutionFridge Split uses household agents to negotiate swaps, log agreements, and escalate only unresolved conflicts.Target CustomerDivorced or separated co-parents in shared-custody households, starting with U.S. families managing two homes.Revenue ModelConsumer subscription ($19/month per family) with optional mediator-assist add-on ($9/month).MVP ScopeShared custody calendar + grocery credit ledger with agent-generated swap proposals, one-tap approvals, and conflict escalation summaries.Risks- Users may resist trusting AI in emotionally sensitive family coordination.
- Perceived bias in swap recommendations could increase conflict if not transparent.
- Data privacy concerns around custody schedules and household spending could slow adoption.
Projected TAMIn the U.S. alone, millions of shared-custody families face recurring coordination pain; at ~$200 annual ARPU across 1M households, near-term TAM is roughly $200M before adjacent household-finance expansion.