What calendar does Hermo write to?
Hermo creates events natively in your Google Calendar. They appear alongside everything else you already have, on every device that syncs your Google account.
Hermo writes into the Google Calendar you already use. The school emails become events, your term dates go on in one tap, and either of you can ask what is on from your own WhatsApp.
Tap the link and send one message. That is the connection: no app to install, and your partner does the same from their own phone.
One Google sign-in. Hermo writes into the calendar already on both your phones, rather than asking anyone to move to a new one.
Your term dates go on straight away. Then choose which senders Hermo reads, so it is the school and the clubs and nothing else.
Events appear as the emails arrive. Forward or voice-note anything that did not come by email, and Watchers flag what is worth acting on early.
It lives in the Google Calendar you already use. What changes is who does the typing.
The school newsletter at 7am becomes a calendar event before drop-off. World Book Day, parents’ evening, the trip deadline. You pick which senders Hermo reads, so it is the school and the clubs, not your whole inbox.
Term start and end, half term, INSET days. Hermo already holds them for thousands of schools, so you pick yours once and the whole year goes on. Add one school per child if they are at different ones, and Hermo keeps the two sets of dates straight. No typing them off a PDF, and no doing it again next August.
Not everything arrives by email. Forward a message to Hermo on WhatsApp, send a photo of the letter that came home in the bag, or record a voice note on the walk back from the school gate. It goes on the calendar the same way.
Not a copy, not another app to check. The events land in the calendar already on your partner’s phone, and the Hermo web app publishes a shared family view you can both open.
Getting it written down is the easy part. Being told while there is still time is the point.
Half term weeks before the panic, while the good options are still open. A new term asks for the school’s dates before it starts. Weekend ideas land midweek.
“What’s on tomorrow?” “When does ballet end?” “Are we free Saturday?” Either of you can query the calendar from your own WhatsApp, without opening anything.
Hermo creates events natively in your Google Calendar. They appear alongside everything else you already have, on every device that syncs your Google account.
Only the parent connecting Hermo to their inbox needs Gmail. The other parent just needs WhatsApp and access to the shared family view at hermo.ai.
Yes. Hermo’s events are native Google Calendar events, so they behave like every other event. You delete or edit them with Google Calendar’s own controls.
Yes. Both of you sign in at hermo.ai and see the same shared family calendar view, alongside the shared to-do list and meal plan.
Say hello on WhatsApp, pick your school, and the rest of the year puts itself on the calendar you already use.