For parents who were apparently told about it
Your kids' lives are everywhere. Finally, put them in one place.
School emails. WhatsApp groups. PDFs. Club messages. Letters in book bags. Calendars.
Never miss another:
- PE day
- School trip
- Cubs night
- Football match
- Music lesson
- Payment deadline
- Non-uniform day
- “Bring a cardboard box tomorrow”
We're building a simple family admin tool that turns all the stuff you currently have to remember into one clear list of what needs doing, when and for whom.
The problem
You don't need another calendar. You need someone to read everything.
The information is already out there, scattered across ten places. The hard bit is spotting what matters, working out which child it's for, and remembering to do it. School said it once in a PDF in September. Obviously.
This week
Monty · School
PE kit
Oscar · School
Non-uniform day
Monty · Football
4:30pm · bring boots and water
Oscar · Cubs
6:00–7:30pm · bring £2 + torch
School
£8 trip payment due
Monty · Music
Recorder lesson, 4:00pm
How it'll work
Send it in however it arrived.
No retyping. No colour-coding. Chuck it in and we pull out the child, the date, the time, what to bring, what to pay and what's due.
Paste
Reminder: Cubs Thursday. Please bring £2 and a torch.
Forward
That school email with the important bit in paragraph six.
Screenshot
The one useful message in a 214-message WhatsApp group.
Photograph
The crumpled letter from the bottom of the book bag. Or upload the PDF.
The bit that matters
Not just what's on. What you need to do.
Most of what school sends is information. A few things need you to act. We keep them apart, so the important ones don't get buried.
Good to know
- Harvest assembly, Friday 9:15
- Swimming moves to Wednesdays after half term
- Year 5 disco, 17 October
Needs doing
- Pay £8 for the Science Museum trip by Thursday
- Sign the Cubs permission slip by Friday
- Find a cardboard box. By tomorrow. Naturally.
Trust and privacy
It's your family's information. We'll treat it that way.
You can see where it came from
Every item shows its source, like "School email, 23 September", so you can check it.
It asks instead of guessing
If it isn't sure which child something is for, it asks you. It won't quietly make things up.
No ads, no selling data
We'll never sell your data or use your children's information for advertising. We're designing around UK GDPR from day one.
Free early access
Join the free early-access trial
We're looking for a small group of UK parents to try the first version for free and tell us what's useful. If you're forever saying “I swear I was never told about that”, this is for you.
60 seconds
Tell us what you'd want it to do
Five quick questions. Tick whatever's true, skip what isn't.
Questions
Fair questions
Is it really free?
Yes. The early-access trial is free. We're trying to find out whether this is useful before we think about charging for anything.
When can I use it?
We're building the first version now and will invite early-access parents in small groups over the coming months.
What happens to what I send it?
It's used only to build your family's list. We keep as little as possible, don't hold on to original documents longer than we need to, and you can delete everything whenever you like.
Is it an app?
Not yet. The first version will work in your phone's browser, so there's nothing to install.