For parents who run the week together
Forward the school email, screenshot the team text, snap the birthday invite. Everything comes back as a plan with names on it — who's driving, who's buying, who's covering — on one week both of you see.
Free while in beta · iPhone · Syncs with Google Calendar
Get the beta →Forward the email · Screenshot the text · Snap the flyer
We take it from there — straight to your Google Calendar.
The class newsletter. The practice change buried in a team thread. The birthday invite that came home in a backpack. None of it is hard on its own — the weight is being the one who has to catch it all, and the only one who knows what happens if you don't.
"Eleven school emails this week. Which one had the picture day form?"
"Practice moved to 5:30. It was in a team thread I stopped reading in March."
"The party's Saturday. No RSVP, no gift, and the invite is still in the backpack."
"Did we sign the permission slip? And who's covering pickup on Friday?"
School newsletters, team emails, camp registration, the coach's schedule change. Forward it to your family's ParentFlare address and every date, deadline, and to-do is pulled out and set up for your OK.
Birthday invites, permission slips, the tournament bracket taped to the gym door. Take a photo and it lands in your week like everything else.
A Today view of what's next for every kid, who owns what, and a Sunday-night brief — for both of you, not only the one who read the email.
You didn't chase the RSVP.
You didn't re-read the team thread.
And your partner knew before you told them.
That's the whole point.
Get the beta →"The invite comes home in a backpack: party Saturday, RSVP by Wednesday, siblings welcome, bring swim gear."
"You snap it. Moments later the party is on your Google Calendar, the RSVP has a deadline, and the gift is an action item — sitting in front of both of you, not only you."
"Saturday morning: gift wrapped, swim bag packed, carpool decided. Nobody had to remember. It was handled."
ParentFlare is in an invite-only beta with a small group of families. Everything is included, nothing costs a dime, and what you tell us shapes what we build next.
iPhone only for now · Uses Apple's free TestFlight app · Android and web are on the list.
It takes what family life generates — school emails, team schedules, birthday invites, flyers, notes — and turns it into a plan: events on the calendar, deadlines flagged, forms and to-dos tracked. Then it keeps both of you ahead of the week with a Today view and a Sunday-night brief.
Your family gets its own private forwarding address. Forward emails one at a time, or set a rule in your inbox so school and team senders forward automatically. Paper — birthday invites, permission slips, flyers — goes in with a photo.
Yes. Connect Google Calendar and approved events land there and stay in sync. Your family calendar keeps working exactly the way it does today — it fills itself in now.
Yes — that's half the point. You share one family, both of you see the same week, and "who's covering pickup" becomes a fact on the schedule instead of a Thursday-night negotiation.
Nothing lands on your calendar without your OK. Everything ParentFlare pulls out of an email or flyer goes to a review step first — you approve, fix, or skip each item in a tap.
Your emails and photos are used for one thing: organizing your family's schedule. We don't sell your data and we don't share it with advertisers. Photos of flyers are deleted once they've been read. See the Privacy Policy for details.
Nothing during the beta — everything is included, free. It will be a paid app eventually, and beta families will hear about that first and be taken care of.
iPhone, through Apple's free TestFlight app, during the beta. Android and web are on the roadmap.
The fridge door isn't a system
Forward one email. Snap one invite. See what happens.
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