Classes
Provider, day, time, cost, adult, trial status. Blocks are created in Plan automatically. A fit rating after each session; keep or drop after three trials; a review after six sessions. Rules by age: one class a day, never Sunday.
Manage the outside world
Classes, people, places, trips, festivals, one calendar
The outside world sits on the same grid as the home day, so a class on Tuesday and a trip in March shape the plan, not fight it.
People and playdates
Peer families, relatives, neighbours, teachers. Last contact ageing. A rotating playdate scheduler. RSVP via a share link.
Places
Cards with best time, duration limit, what to bring, linked activities. “Haven’t been in three months” suggestions. Weather and haze check for the day.
Trips
Purpose tags, suggested activities, a packing list the child helps with, a day journal with location, a last-night review that becomes a portfolio page.
Festivals
An annual calendar with project suggestions, so culture and identity are curriculum.
Calendar sync
Google Calendar for classes, playdates, trips, and parent blocks, plus an ICS feed.
Classes
Trial, rate, keep or drop
Every attendance asks how the child was afterwards: mood, engagement, fatigue. After three trials the app asks keep or drop with the fit summary.
Trips
Plan, pack, journal, review
A trip with a purpose, a packing list, a picture checklist for the child, journal entries during, and a review on the last night.
FAQ
Can a preschool be a class?
Yes. Add it as a recurring class so its hours appear on the plan and in the language forecast.
Do Day-to-day adults see Outside?
They see classes and trips as blocks on Today. The Outside section itself is for parents.
Run the day. Keep the year.
Create the family and invite the other adult. Free during early access.