Reads the inbox for you
Connect a school or activity email and it quietly pulls out the dates, deadlines and forms hiding in every newsletter.
Your family's AI chief of staffThink less.
Think less.
Do more.
The calm assistant that reads your school emails, flyers and calendars — then hands you one plain-language briefing each morning. Nothing slips. You stop carrying it all in your head.
Free to start · no card · your data stays yours
Tue · Jun 25 · Morning briefing Caught up
Good morning. Three things need you today. Mia's swim meet moved to 4:30 — I've held the slot on your calendar. Theo's field-trip form is due Friday; I pulled it from Ms. Carter's email. And the dentist confirmed Thursday at 10.
MiaTheoSam
Due FriField-trip form · ready to sign
Pulls it all together from
School email Paper flyers Shared calendars Activity newsletters
The invisible job
The mental load is invisible. Until it's 9pm and you remember the permission slip.
Picture day, the early dismissal, the form due Friday, the practice that moved — it lives in a dozen inboxes and one exhausted brain. Think Less Do More holds all of it, so you don't have to.
How it works
Set it up once. Wake up ahead.
No new dashboard to babysit. You connect your sources, and the assistant does the reading, sorting and remembering.
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Connect your sources
Link a school email and your calendar, or just snap a flyer. Setup takes about two minutes.
2
It reads everything
Claude scans each new message and image, extracts the real events and deadlines, and tags them to the right child.
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You get one briefing
Each morning, a single calm summary of what needs you — with one tap to add it to the calendar or mark it done.
What it does
A quiet assistant doing loud work.
Snap the paper flyer
Point your phone at a crumpled permission slip or fridge calendar. It reads it and turns it into real events in seconds.
Understands, not just sorts
Claude reads each source the way you would — who it's for, what it's asking, and how urgent it actually is.
Syncs both calendars
Approved events flow to Google Calendar and your phone's calendar, so the whole household stays on the same page.
Knows each kid
Multiple children, multiple schools, one clear picture. Every item is tagged to the right child, automatically.
One morning briefing
Instead of ten notifications, you wake to a single calm summary of what genuinely needs you today.
Not a dashboard
Ask it like you'd ask a partner.
- Plain language, not menus. “What does Theo need this week?” gets a real answer.
- It already did the work. The swim time changed? It moved the calendar event and just tells you.
- One thing at a time. Decisions surface one card at a time — accept, add, or dismiss with a swipe.
What do I need to deal with before Friday?
Two things. Theo's field-trip form is due Friday — I pulled it from Ms. Carter's email and it's ready to sign. And Mia needs cleats for Saturday's game. Everything else is handled.
Add the cleats reminder.
Done — Thursday evening, so you catch the shops. ✓
Built on trust
Your family's details stay your family's.
This is the most sensitive calendar there is. We treat it that way — the assistant reads only what you connect, and only to do the job you asked for.
- Connect one inbox or a label — never your whole life.
- Your data is never sold and never used to train models.
- Disconnect a source any time and it stops, immediately.
Put it down.
Let the assistant carry it.
Join the early-access list and be among the first parents to think less and do more.
Android first · iOS coming soon