Brittany, the creator of My People

About the creator

Hi, I'm Brittany.

A mom of four, a Texas resident, and the person who built the app she always wished existed.

Thank you for visiting. I'm incredibly proud to share My People with you, and I want to tell you why it exists.

For as long as I can remember, I've navigated life with social anxiety and OCD. Walking into social settings — a party at my kids' school, a book club, even coffee with a close friend — came with significant anxiety before, during, and after. I worried I wouldn't know what to say, feared I was causing awkward silences, and overanalyzed conversations long after they ended. A few years ago, I was diagnosed with autism. It gave me life-changing insight into why my brain works the way it does, though it didn't automatically hand me confidence in daily interactions.

Various providers suggested keeping notes on the people I interact with, so I could prepare a few meaningful talking points beforehand. I tried — but no app could seamlessly group, connect, and recall those details when I needed them most.

I wanted to pull up all the parents in my child's class before a school event, or review a friend's kids' names before a phone call. When AI tools became sophisticated enough, I decided to build the vision myself. With My People, I feel more comfortable walking into events — and my hope is that it does the same for you.

My People was built first for neurodivergent brains — social anxiety, autism, ADHD — but it's a powerful tool for anyone who wants to love their people well. It's designed to be organized, deeply flexible, and private by design.

While this approach may not be what every brain needs, my sincere hope is that it gives you the same calm, clarity, and confidence it gives me.

★ A note on the name

The app's full name is My People: Recall What Matters. It's a free app from KELC Enterprises, LLC — no fees, no ads, no data collection. Just a tool, made with care.