Organo
School email
The newsletter with one important line in paragraph six.
The excursion form, due yesterday.
For parents of school-age kids
The small things are the ones that slip.
Sport uniform on Monday. Library bags on Thursday. Excursion money by Friday. A present for Saturday's party. Tell Organo once, in your own words, and it reminds you when it matters.
Free for your first month. No account, no card.
Where it lives today
Five places to check, and one of them is your memory.
None of it is hard. It is just spread out, and it all lands on the same person.
Class group chat
Forty-seven messages, and one of them changes Friday.
Mufti day. Everyone else knew.
The invite on the fridge
A party on Saturday, and a present nobody bought.
Wrapping a gift card in the car.
The calendar
It knows when swimming is. It does not know to pack the goggles.
Goggles, again.
Your head
sport uniform Mon, library Thu, pay for camp…
Everything, at 7:52am.
Say it once
One sentence becomes every step that leads up to it.
A calendar stores the party. Organo works out what has to happen before it, and reminds you at each point.
“Kiki's party is Saturday at 2, at Area 51 in Castle Hill.”
- Buy a present for KikiDays ahead, while there is still time to shop.
- Wrap the present, write the cardThe night before, not the morning of.
- Leave for Castle HillA leave-by time, worked out from where the party is.
- Kiki's partyOn Today, with everything above already done.
Three ways in
However the information reaches you.
Say it
“Mondays are sport days.” “Swimming every Wednesday at 4.” Plain speech, the way you would tell your partner.
Share it
Share a screenshot of the school note or the group chat. The text is read on your phone, so the picture never leaves it.
Type it
On the train, in a meeting, wherever talking out loud isn't an option. Same result.
Inside the app
One place for the week, the shopping and your own to-dos.
Your children's details
Kept on your phone. We never hold a copy.
Organo has no accounts and no profiles. To understand a sentence, a server reads it along with the least it needs, then forgets it.
Sent when you add something
- ✓The sentence you said or typed
- ✓Your children's first names, ages and school years
- ✓The names of your lists and weekly rules
Never leaves your phone
- ✕Surnames, birthdays, schools, teachers, allergies
- ✕Your events, lists, tasks and conversation history
- ✕Screenshots and photos you share
- ✕Your name, email or phone number. We never ask.
Free for a month. Then one subscription.
Everything works from the first day, with nothing to sign up for. When the month ends, a monthly or yearly subscription keeps it going. Nothing you saved is deleted if you stop.