For busy parents

Your kids’ week, pulled from your inbox before you miss it.

School, the team, scouts, piano, the pediatrician. It all lands in the same Google inbox, and the one thing that actually needs you is three messages down, inside a newsletter. Parent Dashboard reads it for you and sends one clear summary of what to do, by when, and for which child, then puts it on the calendar you already use.

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Weekly summary Sunday evening

This week

Maya Field trip permission slip — sign by Wed source
Jonah Thursday practice moved to 5:30 pm, Riverside, not Oak Park source
Both Picture day Friday — white shirts source

Money

Jonah Fall trip deposit, $45 — due Mon 22 source

Heads up

Maya Early dismissal Fri 26, 1:15 pm — from the newsletter, fourth paragraph source

Added to your calendar: 4 · Tasks: 2 · Already on your calendar: 1

Made for the parent who…

Every household manages their overflowing Google inbox a little differently. Find yourself here and see what we do about it.

The one who gets all the email

“Two kids, four activities, and every newsletter in the district is addressed to me.”

What they need

Nothing slipping. An end to reading the same PDF three times to find the one date in it.

What we do

We read every message and every attachment, sort what we find by child, and send one summary on the day and time you pick. Every line links to the email it came from, so checking takes seconds instead of a hunt through your inbox.

The co-parent across two homes

“If it’s not on the shared calendar, it didn’t happen.”

What they need

Both of you seeing the same version of the week, without one of you having to be the messenger.

What we do

We add events to the calendar you already share and can put the other parent on them, after one short heads-up email they can opt out of in a click. When a time changes, we move the event, so both homes see the same thing.

The one with no slack in the day

“I read school email at red lights. I need it to just be on my calendar.”

What they need

Zero new habits. Nothing to open, nothing to check, nothing to remember to look at.

What we do

We send the week ahead to your inbox Sunday evening, and a daily update only when something changed. We put events and to-dos on your calendar and task list for you. You never have to open anything unless you want the full picture.

What you get

Pick and choose. Each of these is optional, and each one stays off until you switch it on.

Three emails, each optional

A weekly summary of what this week’s mail is asking of you. A look at the week ahead, usually Sunday evening, day by day. And a short update with only what’s new, which skips any day nothing changed.

On the calendar you already use

Events go straight onto your Google Calendar, color-coded by child, and move when the time changes. We only ever touch the entries we added.

A task list that empties itself

The to-dos (sign this, pay that, pack the other) in a Google Tasks list of their own. Check one off and it’s done everywhere.

Works with any calendar app

Use Apple Calendar or Outlook instead? Add one private link and your kids’ events show up there too, with nothing to keep in sync by hand.

Set up by conversation

No forms to fill in. It asks about your family, looks through your mail as you chat, and fills in the details as it goes, showing you each one and the email it came from.

Reads the attachments too

The PDF on the message, the Google Doc it links to, the sign-up sheet, the school’s online calendar. It opens all of it so you don’t have to.

Everyone who needs to know

Put a co-parent, a partner or a grandparent on the events that concern them. They get one short heads-up email first, and can opt out with one click.

A dashboard, by child

The whole picture when you want it: what each child has coming up, what’s due, and the original email one click away from every line.

On your phone, without an app store

Add it to your home screen from your browser and it opens like any other app. It stays out of the way until something needs you.

One price for the whole household.

Simple on purpose: no per-child pricing, no add-ons, and nothing to work out at bedtime. Every child, every activity, and everything it does, in one plan.

First 7 days

Free trial

Free for 7 days

Tell us about your family, and we start reading your mail straight away. See your first summaries and your dashboard before you pay anything.

  • Everything in the household plan, from day one
  • Add a card to start; nothing is charged for 7 days
  • Cancel from Settings before it ends and pay nothing
  • One trial per household
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Then

Household

$15 a month

One household, every child, and every parent who needs to know. Charged monthly from the day your trial ends.

  • All three emails, on the schedule you choose
  • Calendar events, the task list, and the link for other calendar apps
  • The dashboard, by child, with the original email behind every line
  • Setup by conversation, and a quick chat to update it when something changes
  • A co-parent or partner on the same account, at no extra cost
  • Cancel any time from Settings. Everything we added to your calendar stays yours.

Start with this week.

Connect your account and your first summary can be ready in minutes, built from the mail already sitting in your inbox.

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Your mail stays yours.

You’re trusting us with the most personal inbox you have. These are the rules we handle it under.

Read-only, always

We can read your mail. We can’t send, change, label or delete anything in it. The permission we ask Google for doesn’t even allow it.

Encrypted when stored

The access Google gives us is encrypted before it is stored, and so are your sign-ins. Even a stolen copy of our records couldn’t be used to get into your account or your mail.

Only what we created

We only ever change or remove the calendar entries we added. Edit one of them yourself and we leave it alone from then on. Your own events are never touched.

No advertising, no selling, no readers

There are no ads and never will be. We don’t sell your information, and no person ever reads your mail unless you ask us for help and say it is okay.

Your inbox can’t be used against you

Emails and web pages are written by strangers. Nothing inside one of them can make Parent Dashboard take an action on your behalf, and nothing it does can send mail from your account.

Leave with everything

Disconnect in one click and our access ends right away. Delete your account from Settings and everything we hold goes with it. The entries we added to your calendar can be removed in one step, or kept.

Our privacy policy says all of this in plain words, including exactly what we keep and for how long.