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Find your motherhood tribe near you

Motherhood shouldn't be lived alone. Connect with other mothers in your neighborhood and create a tribe to share this journey.

App launching soon

A group of mothers with their babies gathered in a park, sharing a moment of connection

Motherhood is lived too alone

You're not alone in feeling this way.

  • You have no one nearby

    You go through pregnancy and postpartum alone, without a real support network near you.

  • Your friends don't understand

    It's hard to find people who understand what you're going through right now.

  • Online groups don't fill the gap

    Forums and chats don't create real connections or true community.

We've always raised children together

For thousands of years, women raised children surrounded by other mothers, grandmothers, and neighbors. Motherhood in isolation is a modern anomaly, not the norm.

  • 94%

    of mothers have felt lonely at some point

    Peanut & Maternal Mental Health Alliance

  • higher risk of postpartum depression in mothers without a support network

    Scientific Reports, meta-analysis of 8,930 mothers

  • 75%

    of mothers today feel they have less support than their own mothers did

    Peanut, 2024

"Humans have been raising children in community for nearly 2 million years. Science calls it cooperative breeding. We call it a tribe."

Based on the research of Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, Mothers and Others Harvard University Press

Your motherhood tribe, in your own neighborhood

Connect with mothers in your neighborhood, organize meetups, and build the support network you need.

  • Discover motherhood tribes in your neighborhood

    Mothers with babies of similar ages who live just minutes away from you.

  • Organize meetups with your tribe

    Suggest a coffee, a walk, or an afternoon at the park. Your tribe is just a message away.

  • Find baby-friendly places

    Places recommended by other mothers where the stroller fits and you feel welcome.

How it works

  1. Find tribes on the map

    Open the map and see which tribes are active in your area right now.

  2. Join a small group near you

    Ask to join a group in your neighborhood and start meeting mothers in your area.

  3. Meet your tribe in person

    Organize real get-togethers to support each other and live this stage together.

Created by a mom who thought the hard part was giving birth

Ha.

After becoming a mother, I discovered two things:

  1. I had no idea what I was doing.
  2. Nobody was saying it out loud.

I felt alone. Tired. And a little deceived, honestly.

Until I found other moms in my neighborhood.
Just as lost, just as tired... and with the same absurd questions at 3 in the morning.

And suddenly, everything became more manageable.

That's why I created TribuMama: so you don't have to pretend you have everything under control when you clearly don't.

App launching soon

Frequently asked questions

  • Is it safe to meet mothers through the app?

    Yes. All profiles are verified and groups are small and local — this is not a massive social network. You decide if and when you want to meet in person. Nothing happens without your consent.

  • Which cities is it available in?

    We're launching soon. We'll start in select cities and expand from there — your area may be among the first.

  • When does the app launch?

    The app is launching soon. The first tribes will form in the coming weeks.

  • Is it free?

    Yes. Our goal is that no mother is left out for financial reasons.

  • Can I sign up if I'm pregnant?

    Absolutely. In fact, many mothers tell us they wish they'd found their tribe before giving birth. You can start connecting with moms in your area from day one.

  • What if there are no mothers in my area yet?

    We're starting in the areas with the most mothers ready to connect. Stay tuned — we'll keep expanding.