The school email
reads itself.
Cetchup watches the newsletters, the room-parent threads, and the PDFs nobody opens, and turns them into the two or three things you actually have to do this week. One kid at a time, in plain language.
Connect it once in September. Forget about it until June.
Point it at your inbox
Connect the address the school writes to, or forward the odd notice to your own cetchup address. Read-only, and only mail from school domains.
Confirm what it found
Every extracted item shows the sentence it came from. Accept it, fix the date, or say it isn't yours. Two taps a week, usually.
Open it in the morning
One screen per kid: what needs you today, what's on the calendar, and what's coming. Nothing to organize, nothing to file.
Six categories, buried in one paragraph each.
Every school request falls into one of six categories. Cetchup labels which, attaches the due date, and shows you the sentence it came from so you can trust it or correct it in a tap.
“Reminder that our aquarium trip is this Friday! Please return the signed slip and the $12 fee by Wednesday, and we still need two chaperones — the sign-up link is at the bottom of this email.”
It reads school mail. Nothing else.
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Read-only access, scoped to mail from your school's domains. We never send mail as you, and we never touch personal threads.
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Your kids' names, teachers, and schedules stay in your household. We don't sell data and there are no ad trackers on this page.
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Delete your account and everything goes with it within 30 days, including the parsed items and the original message text.
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The full detail is in our Privacy Policy, including how AI extraction works and how we handle Google account data.
Try it before the first field trip.
We're taking about 200 families for the fall semester. Free through the beta, and we'll ask you two questions a month.