Attention, on subscription.
Schedule one unprompted question about your life every month. Our AI supplies the follow-up, so “work is fine” no longer closes the ticket.

Amazon for middle children
Second is the marketplace for middle children. Order an unprompted phone call, a correctly named birthday cake, or a gift-parity audit. We track the acknowledgment from dispatch to dinner.
Delivery to: the one in the middle.

For once, yours first. Attention. Packed to order.
Browse attention in stockNow available with an order number and a person to chase.
Schedule one unprompted question about your life every month. Our AI supplies the follow-up, so “work is fine” no longer closes the ticket.
Submit both gifts for a retail-value comparison, including batteries. Get a discrepancy notice and an equal-value gift recommendation. Sentimental value remains outside the return window.
Reserve a birthday acknowledgment with a two-hour delivery window. Spelling is checked against your account, rather than your older brother.
The Mercer household has 12 monthly attention units. Three reach the middle child. Second records the shortfall before anyone says it all evens out.
A unit is one uninterrupted question about your life. Sample household allocation; your family may dispute the methodology.

“Mum asked how the promotion went. I had not mentioned a promotion. Still, the initiative was there.”
“My gift cost the same as my sister’s. There is a spreadsheet. We have all signed it.”
“The cake said Owen. I am Owen. That is two consecutive years.”
Membership reserves capacity. Catalog items are billed separately. Affection is not included in the invoice.
A foothold in the family account.
Priority handling for the usual fallback.
The economics of being an only child.