Forward the school newsletter, snap the flyer, share the coach's WhatsApp.
Sense puts every date on one shared calendar the whole family can see, files it under
the right kid, and catches the reminders and to-dos that came with it.
Or search for Sense Family in the App Store and Google Play.
Watch it happen
One school email in. Six things on the calendar.
This is the part every other family calendar leaves to you. Sense reads the
newsletter and the coach's message, finds every date, and puts each one where it belongs.
The numbers show which phrase became which event.
What arrived
Maplewood ElementaryForwarded
October family newsletter
Dear families, a busy few weeks ahead. 1The museum
field trip is Thursday, October 16, and
2permission slips are due back by Monday.
Please note 3Friday, October 17 is early dismissal with
pickup at 1:15. Save the date for the
4Fall Bake Sale on Friday, November 7 from 3 to 6…
Coach Dan · Riverside SoccerShared from WhatsApp
5Practice moves to 5:30 this
Tuesday, field's double booked.
Still need 6orange slices for
Saturday's game.
Your family calendar, seconds later
Week of October 13
6 things handled
Mon
13
2Permission slip dueReminder · Olivia
Tue
14
5Soccer practiceMoved to 5:30 PM · Ethan
Wed
15
Piano4:00 PM · Olivia
Thu
16
1Museum field tripAll day · Olivia
Fri
17
3Early dismissalPickup 1:15 PM · Everyone
Sat
18
Soccer game9:00 AM · Ethan
6Orange slicesAdded to Groceries · You
Sun
19
Grandma'sLunch · Everyone
Also added4Fall Bake Sale · Fri, Nov 7, 3 to 6 PM · Everyone
Nothing typed. Each event has the right time, place, and kid, and the coach's change
updated the practice that was already on the calendar instead of adding a second one.
What makes it an AI family calendar
Four things a shared calendar can't do on its own.
01
It does the typing
Forward the email, snap the flyer, share the group chat. Sense reads it and adds the
event with the date, time, location, and which kid it belongs to. Six-page
newsletters included.
Practice moves to 5:30 and now overlaps pickup. Sense updates the event when the
change lands and flags the clash before you're double-booked in the driveway.
The permission slip becomes a reminder the night before it's due. Orange slices land
on the grocery list. The calendar is one part of the plan, not the whole thing.
On the kitchen wall, in their pocket, on the sideline.
If everyone still has to ask you what's happening this week, nothing changed. The
same calendar lives on every phone in the family and on the spare tablet in the kitchen.
Wherever the date shows up, send it to the calendar.
Email is the big one, but the week also arrives as flyers, screenshots, PDFs, and
a sentence shouted across the kitchen. Every one of these lands on the same calendar.
Nothing to rip out and nothing to re-enter. The Google calendar you share with your
partner stays where it is. Sense just stops you from being the one who types into it.
Bring in
Connect the calendars the family already lives on so the whole week shows up in one place.
Google Calendar Connect
Outlook and iCloud Connect
School and team iCal feeds Subscribe
Cozi shared calendar link Subscribe
Send out
Subscribe to your Sense calendar from any calendar app, so the events Sense adds appear
where your partner already looks.
Apple Calendar Feed link
Google Calendar Feed link
Outlook Feed link
Home screen widgets on iPhone and Android Built in
Side by side
A shared calendar next to an AI family calendar.
The moment
Google Calendar, Cozi, the fridge
Sense
The newsletter arrives
You read all six pages, find the four dates, and type each one in. Later. Maybe.
You forward it. Four events appear, each on the right day, under the right kid.
Practice moves to 5:30
You catch the message, open the calendar, find the event, and edit it.
Share the message. The existing practice updates and the pickup clash gets flagged.
Permission slip due Monday
It's a note in your head, or a second app.
It's a reminder that pings you Sunday night, filed next to the field trip.
Your partner wants to know the plan
They ask you. At 6:47 PM. Spatula in hand.
They look at the tablet on the counter, or the widget on their phone.
Lists, chores, meals
Three more apps, each pinging you about its sliver of the week.
Same app, same family, same plan.
What it costs
Free, plus your Sunday nights.
Free to start. Premium is $6.99 a month, less than the kid's swim class.
Questions
What parents ask before they forward the first email.
What is an AI family calendar?
A shared family calendar where the AI does the intake. Instead of typing every event, you
forward the school email, snap the flyer, or share the group chat, and Sense pulls out the
dates, deadlines, and to-dos and puts them on the right day for the right kid. The rest of
the family sees the same plan on their phones or on a tablet in the kitchen.
How does Sense read a school newsletter?
Forward it to share@getsense.ai. Sense reads the whole thing, including the date buried in
paragraph four, and creates an event for each one with the time, location, and which child
it applies to. You get a summary of what was added and can fix anything in a tap.
More on school emails.
Does Sense read my whole inbox?
No. Sense only sees the emails you forward and the photos, screenshots, and messages you
share to it. Your inbox stays your inbox, and nothing you send is used to train AI
models.
Does it work with Google Calendar and Apple Calendar?
Yes. Bring Google, Outlook, and iCloud calendars into Sense, along with school and team
iCal feeds, so the whole picture is in one place. You can also subscribe to your Sense
calendar from any calendar app, so the events Sense adds show up where your partner
already looks.
Is the AI family calendar free?
Yes. Every family starts with full access free, no card required. The free plan keeps the
shared calendar, reminders, lists, and 10 AI actions a month. Premium is $6.99 a month or
$59.99 a year for unlimited AI capture plus chores, meal planning, medications, and
allowance. See pricing.
How is this different from Cozi or a Skylight calendar?
Most family calendars start with a blank month and wait for you to type. Sense starts
with what you're already being sent. It runs on the phones and the spare tablet you
already own, so there's no wall screen to buy, and the calendar is one part of a plan that
also holds reminders, lists, chores, and meals. Sense vs Cozi.
Can my partner and kids see the calendar without asking me?
Everyone in the family sees the same plan on their own phone, and Sense
Hub turns any tablet into an always-on display for the kitchen. Kids check their day
and their routines on the family tablet in kid mode, with no account or login of their
own. A nanny or grandparent who does pickups gets a private link to
their plan, with no app or account on their end.
What if it gets something wrong?
Every email you forward comes back with a summary of what Sense added, so you can see the
events at a glance and change a time or a kid in a tap. Fixes stick, and the calendar
never adds a duplicate when the same event arrives twice.
Stop typing the school email into the calendar.
Free to start. Forward one newsletter and watch the week fill
itself in.
