How it works

One afternoon. Everyone knows their part.

A practical look at coordinating Leia’s swimming, from the first plan to the last pickup. This example follows the current private-test mobile flow.

01

Bring your family into one space

Each adult uses their own account. In the mobile app, verify your phone, then create a family or join with the owner’s invitation code. Add a child profile without requiring a child login.

02

Put the whole plan in the event

Add Leia’s swimming, the start and end times, the pool address, and the reminder to bring a towel. Select Leia as the participant so everyone knows who the plan is for.

03

Ask the right person for each ride

Assign Mom to drop-off and James to pickup. Each request starts as pending. You can also leave a responsibility unassigned until you know who can help.

04

Get an answer everyone can see

The assigned adult accepts, declines, or requests a change. An accepted responsibility means they agreed to the current plan. If the time or address changes, ask them to confirm again.

Fictional family · Real-world situation

James is running into a work conflict.

He requests a change to pickup and adds a note. The request remains unresolved until an adult updates the plan and the assigned person accepts. Nothing quietly turns into a confirmed ride.

Understand each response →
Drop-offMom · AcceptedPickupJames · Change requestedNext stepAgree on an updated plan

Start on the website.

Create and verify your early-access account. You can sign in, recover your password, and check your account details here.

Coordinate in the mobile app.

Invited testers use the app for family setup, events, and responses. The website doesn’t replace the family agenda.

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A little less “who’s got pickup?”

Mobile access is currently limited to private testing. Creating an account does not include a beta invitation.

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