The AI app Tolan, known for its cartoonish alien-like characters, has achieved a strong presence among mothers aged 26 to 40, according to a report by Business Insider. Company data shows that women make up the majority of the app's users, specifically working mothers looking for a practical way to ease the pressures of household chores and family responsibilities. Tolan founder Quentin Farmer believes the app has become a safe space for mothers to journal their thoughts and express daily concerns, with many using it to discuss parenting challenges, schedule organization, or seek quick solutions for meals. Viral TikTok videos show mothers documenting interactions ranging from expressing anxiety about parenting decisions to suggesting quick meal recipes. One user notes that Tolan has helped improve her mental state and get through daily stress. The company says monthly active users have reached 1.2 million, according to AICPB. Tolan's developers describe the chatbot as a “digital friend” offering psychological support and everyday life tips, while reminding users to disconnect and focus on family. Farmer stresses that building a healthy relationship between AI and users is a core goal, emphasizing that strengthening real-world bonds within the family and community remains a top priority.