Family schedule
Photo the fridge. Pally builds the whole term into your calendar and texts you each morning with what to bring.
Swim on Tuesdays, soccer photos on the 14th, pajama day, the half-day nobody mentioned. Send Pally a photo of the fridge and it builds the term into your calendar, then sends one morning text with today's plan and what goes in the bag.
The routine
How it works
Photograph what you have: flyers, a printed schedule, a whiteboard, a screenshot of the class app. Pally reads it, handwriting included, and pulls out dates, times, places, and what to bring.
If something is unclear, like which child a practice is for, Pally asks. Then it builds the events on the calendar you name, recurring ones included.
Each morning at your time, one text gives today's plan and what to pack. On a day with nothing on, it stays quiet. Send a new flyer and Pally updates the events.
A useful fit
Good for
- A term of flyers turned into a calendar in one photo
- Recurring practices that never make it onto the calendar
- Remembering the white socks on photo day
- Form deadlines and activity payments
- One morning text instead of three different apps
Text it naturally
Things to try
Before you start
Common questions
Can Pally read handwriting?+
Yes, including scribbled changes on a flyer. When something is unclear, it asks instead of guessing a time.
Which calendar do the events go on?+
The connected calendar you name. Most people use the shared family calendar so a partner sees the same events.
What happens when something changes?+
Tell Pally or send the new flyer. It updates the events and the reminders.
Keep going
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Last updated October 8, 2026.
Have your own recipe in mind?
Anything you'd hand a great assistant, you can hand Pally. Just describe it in a text.