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).
Each of you gets your own, at the time you pick, on the app you already have open. Built from your calendar and your list.
Both of you, each from your own phone. That is where the briefing arrives.
Each of you chooses separately. School-gate, post-coffee, on the train. There is no household default you both have to live with.
The calendar, the shared list, what came out of the school emails overnight. Nothing extra to fill in.
Your calendar, your to-dos. Your partner’s own diary stays on their briefing.
An email you have to go and open is a to-do. A message in the app you check anyway is not.
Set it per parent. One of you reads at the school gate, the other on the train, and neither has to compromise on when the message lands.
Your calendar and your to-dos. Your partner’s work meetings are not in it, so you are not reading their day to find yours.
It is built from the calendar, the shared list and whatever came out of the school emails while you were asleep.
A week is the unit you actually plan in, and the only view that tells you what did not happen.
Not just what is coming. Anything still open from last week is listed, which is the bit a calendar will never show you.
Sunday before the week starts is the default because that is when most people look, but the day is yours to change.
Each of you gets a version built from your own list, so the week you are shown is the week you are actually responsible for.
Configurable per parent. Pick a time that fits when you actually look at your phone (school-gate, post-coffee, on the commute).
Different jobs. The morning one has to land where you will actually read it in the moment, and that is WhatsApp. The weekly one is for sitting down with, and email is better for that: you can open it on a laptop next to the calendar.
Yes. Each of you gets your own version at your own time, and the shared things appear in both. Neither of you has to forward the other one their day.
The weekly digest is, on every plan. The daily briefing arrives on WhatsApp, so it comes with the paid plans, with a 14-day free trial.
One message each morning, at your time, on the app you already have open.