FridayFolder reads the school email, the daycare app, and the crumpled flyer — then tells both parents exactly what needs them, at 6am and 6pm. Forward one email. That’s the whole setup.
Your family gets a private address. School mail routes there automatically — and photos, screenshots, and half-sentences work too.
Auto-forward school senders from Gmail or Outlook — one rule, we walk you through it. Snap paper flyers. Paste sign-up links. It all counts.
A morning brief with what needs you today, an evening digest with tomorrow’s setup, the day’s daycare photos, and a rolling don’t-forget list. Urgent things — closures, early pickup — within the hour.
Every deadline stays on the list until you check it off — with the email it came from one tap away. Forms, fees, spirit days, sign-ups: remembered until done.
Gmail and Outlook — including school-issued accounts. Both parents get every briefing. No more “did you see the email?”
A persistent family tracker — deadlines, calendars, weekly schedules — that compounds. “Health forms due Aug 12, $25/week late fee” is remembered until resolved.
Photo of the fridge schedule. Screenshot of a text invite. A sign-up URL. Half a sentence. FridayFolder works out the dates.
Every event ships with an add-to-calendar file that works with Google, Outlook, and Apple. Invitations become calendar entries, not guilt.
Closures, early dismissals, illness notices — alerted within the hour. Everything else waits for your briefing. Silence is a feature.
Daycare apps, elementary newsletters, sports leagues, camps — and grades that don’t fit dropdowns. Your family, as it actually is.
FridayFolder never asks for your inbox password or a scan-everything permission. You forward what belongs; we process it, deliver it, and delete it. Your inbox stays the archive — we keep only the family tracker. No training on your family’s data. One-click deletion, always.
Founding families get first access this fall — Atlanta first, then wherever the flyers pile up.