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Hi all, I'm the founder of Owl . We're a small team getting ready to launch on iPhone and Android, and I'd like honest feedback before we do. The problem: parents carry the whole family week in their heads. The calendar says football is at 5, but not that he needs his boots, that the $40 fee is due today, or that you need to leave at 4:25. What Owl does: Today screen: who leaves when, what goes in each bag, what's due to pay, which chores are left. Paste a message from school or a coach (or share a screenshot or PDF). Owl finds the dates, what to bring and what to pay, shows you what it found, and adds nothing until you tap Add. Every activity carries what to bring, what to pay, where it is and when to leave, with drive times. Evening briefing: tomorrow's plan and a pack-tonight list. You can have it read out. Chores and points: children tick them off on their own phone or tablet in Kids mode. Other adults: invite a partner, grandparent or babysitter with a link. You choose which children each person sees, and access can end on a date. Screen time, bedtime and location , if a family wants them. The child can always see what their family can see. What I'd like roasted: Is this too much for one app? Which part would you actually open every day? Would you pay for something like this, and for which part? First look at the screenshots: what's unclear? Would "paste a message and Owl reads it" make you trust the app more, or less? Screenshots are below. If you want to try it when it opens, the early-access list is at https://owlbell.com/?ref=reddit-sideproject I'll reply to every comment today.   submitted by   /u/No-Depth-1424 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/27 19:53:50