Questions

Anything about your family's week, in your own words. One-off events ("Kiki's party Saturday at 2"), weekly routines ("Mondays are sport days"), things to buy ("add milk and lunchbox snacks to the shopping"), and your own to-dos ("pay the swimming fees by Friday").

No. It shows you what it understood and what it will create, and nothing is saved until you confirm. If it isn't sure which child or which day you meant, it asks.

Yes. Use the share button in Photos, Messages or Mail and choose Organo. The text is read on your phone, then you confirm what to add. The image itself is never uploaded.

Yes. In Settings, choose "Share with the other parent". Sharing goes through Apple's iCloud between your two accounts.

Yes. Pick your state's school terms in Settings, and term-time routines like sport days go quiet during the holidays.

On your phone. To understand a sentence, the app sends it with your children's first names, ages and school years. Nothing else about them leaves the phone, and we don't store what is sent. The privacy policy lists everything.

No. There is no sign-up and we never ask for your name, email or phone number.

Settings → Your data → Delete my data. It erases everything on your phone and the few records on our server.

The first month is free, with every feature and no card. After that, a monthly or yearly subscription keeps it working. The current prices are shown in the app, in your local currency.

Settings → Subscription shows how many days are left and the date the free month ends.

The app stops working, but nothing is deleted. If you subscribe later, everything is where you left it.

Tap "Restore purchases" in Settings or on the subscription screen. Make sure you are signed in with the same Apple ID you subscribed with.

On your iPhone, open Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Organo. Cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date.