Monty turns what you notice about your child into Montessori-inspired activities you can do together this week. Nest keeps track of everything else, from naps to vaccines.
Join the waitlist See how it worksTen pink cubes, smallest on top. The first lesson in a lot of Montessori classrooms.
AI is reshaping what kids need to learn and how they'll learn it. The skills that matter most now are the ones Montessori has focused on for a century: concentration, independence, curiosity, and learning by doing.
Most parents want to be more involved but don't know what to do with a 14-month-old on a Tuesday afternoon. Monty gives you a plan that fits your child, and changes as they do.
What to teach, and how
Tell Monty what your child can do and what catches their attention. It suggests hands-on activities, explains why each one matters, and moves forward as your child masters them.
Everything about caring for your baby, in one place
One robust tracker instead of five half-finished apps. Log it once, share it with your partner, and find it again at the pediatrician.
Note what your child is doing and loving. A sentence is enough, or Monty picks it up from milestones in Nest.
You get two or three activities for the week, with materials, setup, and what to watch for.
Screens are for parents. Your child works with real objects, at their own pace.
Tell Monty how it went. Mastered activities make way for the next challenge.
Example of a Monty activity card
We're in early development. Send us a note and we'll invite you when the beta opens.
Email hello@getmonty.app