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Everyday problems deserve the best technology we have.

AI is advancing faster than most people’s lives are changing because of it. Attimo Labs builds apps and websites that put it to work on the problems ordinary people actually face: a divorce, a dating life, a small business that needs to grow.

Eric Meade at his desk
Eric Meade, founder, at work in Boulder, Colorado

Apps

Projects for people with something to build

A nanny who chooses her families

A website that helps a nanny raise her income by recruiting families into a nanny share, with families applying to her instead of the other way around.

Independent professionals

Websites for several independent professionals eager to move their businesses forward, each with a clear offer and a simple way for the right clients to say yes.

A workshop designer

An AI assistant that helps facilitators set objectives and design workshop agendas, built on twenty years of running high-stakes meetings.

Eric Meade

Eric Meade, founder

Eric founded Attimo Labs out of a passion for using rapidly advancing AI to help everyday people and solve everyday problems.

Eric is a noted futurist and speaker. For twenty years he has worked as a strategic facilitator, helping health, nonprofit and public-sector leaders think through challenges nobody had a playbook for. That work taught him to watch where technology is heading and to ask what it means for ordinary people. When AI made it possible for one person to build real software, he started building.

He has no formal software background. He builds alongside AI, and has taken several apps from an idea to the App Store and Google Play. DivorceBro grew out of his own divorce. The other projects started with a friend, a client or a problem that deserved a better answer.

Before this he was a nuclear submarine officer, a toy sourcing executive in China and a think-tank vice president. He holds an MBA from INSEAD and a bachelor’s degree with High Distinction from the University of Virginia, and he is the author of Whole Mind Facilitation and Reframing Poverty.

Eric’s consulting practice is Whole Mind Strategy.

Eric Meade presenting at the MHCA Conference in Scottsdale

Recent talk

AI’s Here; Now What? A hands-on workshop for behavioral health leaders, with Kevin Gilbert, PhD. MHCA Conference, Scottsdale, Arizona, October 26, 2026.

Participants used AI in hands-on exercises built around clinical and non-clinical use cases, then joined a broader discussion of how AI will shape health care and society.

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