About The One Planner

The idea first came to co-founder Amy de Venoge after coordinating a variety of activities, including organizing care support for a friend's family, acting as room mom for her daughter's class and arranging church activities. Friends asked how she did it so effortlessly. The problem was that these roles were anything but effortless. Five e-mail and three phone calls to firm up who is doing a single task can hardly be called effortless. Multiply that by dozens of tasks and you've got a full time job.

Amy's brother and co-founder, Charles Bice spent years as a project manager for a global corporation and experienced many of the same frustrations. "Figuring out what needs to get done is easy compared to lining up the people," he observed. There had to be a better way, and they decided to create it.