About
My Loved Ones (Mylo)
My Loved Ones (Mylo)
We’re not helping parents record memories.
We’re helping them pass on wisdom — clearly, simply, and in forms their children will actually use.
The problem
Parents accumulate years of experience, lessons, mistakes, and hard-earned clarity.
They want to pass something meaningful to their children.
But most tools are built around the wrong idea.
They try to preserve the past — long texts, memoirs, books meant to be read “someday”.
Meanwhile, real life happens now.
Children live in short moments: messages, screens, notes, reminders, decisions made under pressure.
When a child is confused, scared, or standing at a crossroads, they don’t need a 200-page story.
They need one clear thought — right now.
What Mylo does differently
Mylo helps parents take one conversation, one insight, one lesson
and turn it into simple digital formats that fit real life.
Not archives.
Not books on a shelf.
But things that are actually used:
One meaningful line at the right moment is more valuable than perfect words saved for later.
What matters to us
We don’t ask:
“Where were you born?”
or
“What happened in your childhood?”
We ask:
“What would you want your child to hear when they are afraid?”
“What do you wish someone had told you earlier?”
“What lesson do you hope they carry with them?”
Not facts about your past — but guidance for their future.
Our principles
1) Present over preserved
What’s accessible today matters more than what’s archived forever.
2) Clear over long
One honest sentence at the right moment beats pages read once.
3) Human, not guru
Real wisdom allows doubt, uncertainty, and imperfection.
True legacy isn’t stored.
It lives in everyday decisions — when your words are there exactly when they’re needed.
Your wisdom.
Their life.
Every day.
We’re helping them pass on wisdom — clearly, simply, and in forms their children will actually use.
The problem
Parents accumulate years of experience, lessons, mistakes, and hard-earned clarity.
They want to pass something meaningful to their children.
But most tools are built around the wrong idea.
They try to preserve the past — long texts, memoirs, books meant to be read “someday”.
Meanwhile, real life happens now.
Children live in short moments: messages, screens, notes, reminders, decisions made under pressure.
When a child is confused, scared, or standing at a crossroads, they don’t need a 200-page story.
They need one clear thought — right now.
What Mylo does differently
Mylo helps parents take one conversation, one insight, one lesson
and turn it into simple digital formats that fit real life.
Not archives.
Not books on a shelf.
But things that are actually used:
- messages ready to send
- short notes and cards
- reminders and wallpapers
- formats that appear in daily life, not “someday”
One meaningful line at the right moment is more valuable than perfect words saved for later.
What matters to us
We don’t ask:
“Where were you born?”
or
“What happened in your childhood?”
We ask:
“What would you want your child to hear when they are afraid?”
“What do you wish someone had told you earlier?”
“What lesson do you hope they carry with them?”
Not facts about your past — but guidance for their future.
Our principles
1) Present over preserved
What’s accessible today matters more than what’s archived forever.
2) Clear over long
One honest sentence at the right moment beats pages read once.
3) Human, not guru
Real wisdom allows doubt, uncertainty, and imperfection.
True legacy isn’t stored.
It lives in everyday decisions — when your words are there exactly when they’re needed.
Your wisdom.
Their life.
Every day.
Founder's Note
Hi, I’m Sergei.
My understanding of care and responsibility didn’t come from books.
When I was 17, my grandmother suffered a stroke that left her unable to move.
For five years, she was bedridden, and I cared for her every day.
That experience changed me.
I learned that dignity doesn’t disappear with physical weakness.
And that real care isn’t an idea — it’s a daily choice.
My understanding of care and responsibility didn’t come from books.
When I was 17, my grandmother suffered a stroke that left her unable to move.
For five years, she was bedridden, and I cared for her every day.
That experience changed me.
I learned that dignity doesn’t disappear with physical weakness.
And that real care isn’t an idea — it’s a daily choice.
That period shaped my path.
I worked in voluntary social services with elderly people, people with disabilities, children, and those struggling with addiction.
I pursued research, earned a PhD, trained social entrepreneurs, studied social innovation across different countries, and worked with impact-driven startups.
Over time, one idea stayed with me:
important things are often known — but not passed on in time.
Mylo is the result of that realization.
It’s a platform built to help parents turn their lived experience into words that can actually reach their children — clearly, calmly, and when it matters most.
This is my startup, and also my personal commitment.
Not to preserve stories — but to help wisdom travel forward.
If my story speaks to you and you share this vision of improving our world, I invite you to join me.
I worked in voluntary social services with elderly people, people with disabilities, children, and those struggling with addiction.
I pursued research, earned a PhD, trained social entrepreneurs, studied social innovation across different countries, and worked with impact-driven startups.
Over time, one idea stayed with me:
important things are often known — but not passed on in time.
Mylo is the result of that realization.
It’s a platform built to help parents turn their lived experience into words that can actually reach their children — clearly, calmly, and when it matters most.
This is my startup, and also my personal commitment.
Not to preserve stories — but to help wisdom travel forward.
If my story speaks to you and you share this vision of improving our world, I invite you to join me.
Thank You for Your Trust!
Mylo is always ready to help!