What time does the morning briefing arrive?
Configurable per parent. Pick a time that fits when you actually look at your phone (school-gate, post-coffee, on the commute).
Yes, you get a daily digest like Cozi Today gives you. Plus an AI chief of staff that personalises it to each parent, lands it where you actually read messages, and previews next week so nothing creeps up.
Cozi Today is an email digest. Hermo gives each parent their own personalised version, on the channel they actually read.
Both parents get a daily summary of what’s on today: events, to-dos, anything that needs action. Same time, same picture, on each of your devices.
Cozi Today is an email. Email gets buried. Hermo’s morning briefing arrives on WhatsApp, the app you check at the school gate, between meetings, in the kitchen. You see it because that’s where you already are.
You don’t get your partner’s entire day mixed in with yours. Each parent’s briefing surfaces the things assigned to them, while the shared family stuff (calendar events, joint to-dos) lands in both.
The weekly digest arrives by email on Sunday evening: a preview of what’s coming this week, plus a flag for anything that slipped from last week. Different for each parent, based on what’s on their list.
Configurable per parent. Pick a time that fits when you actually look at your phone (school-gate, post-coffee, on the commute).
Different jobs. Morning briefings need to land where you’ll actually read them in the moment, and WhatsApp wins. Weekly digests are for planning, and email is fine for that. Sit with it on a laptop while you look at the calendar.
Yes. Each parent gets their own personalised version, while shared items appear in both. The under-engaged partner gets pulled in without you having to be the one forwarding things.
No, briefings and the weekly digest are both on the Helper plan (£4/month, less than £1 a week) with a 14-day free trial.
Connect your inbox, message Hermo on WhatsApp, and watch the Invisible Load become a list both of you can see.