…read everything yourself?
The line you need is halfway down a newsletter. A week later you need it again, and you’re searching your inbox for it.
For families keeping track of school, sports, and activities
DayFlo reads your school and activity email and shows what’s coming up for each child — on one calendar, with reminders and a short evening note.
Class updates, school news and team email arrive all day. What matters can come at any hour, or sit halfway down an email you’d normally skip.
Team apps and school portals can email you their updates. DayFlo reads the email copy.
Maya · 3rd gradeTheo · 7th grade
6 other messages need nothing from you.
Example emails and results, written to show how DayFlo presents information.
School, clubs, teams, activities — forward it to your private DayFlo address, or have it sent automatically. You’ll get simple setup steps once you’re in.
It finds dates, deadlines, changes and things to bring, and sorts them by child.
See what’s coming up for each child, in DayFlo or on your own calendar, and get a short note each evening: what’s tomorrow, what’s due, what changed. Tap an item to see the original.
The line you need is halfway down a newsletter. A week later you need it again, and you’re searching your inbox for it.
A shared calendar helps once someone has typed the dates in. The details — what to bring, what changed — usually stay buried in the email. DayFlo puts both on one calendar.
That works for the message you remember to paste, each time you remember. With a forwarding filter set up once, DayFlo gets every message from those senders without you having to think of it.
What happens to your data, and how to choose a replacement by the job Maple was doing for you.
Asking the other parent is easier than opening the app. A cold-start problem, not a motivation one.
Some noticing is the real work of parenting. Some is just reading correspondence.
DayFlo keeps the few things that need you in view, with the original source close when you want to check.