Say it in the chat.
Consider it handled.

Our Simo lives in your family's group chat and carries the everyday: the calendar, the pickups, the birthdays, and the thing you'd otherwise remember on Thursday at eleven at night.

Simo isn't another app to install. Just a new member in your family chat.

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+1 (484) 935-9599
Send anything. Simo answers.
A family group chat where a message becomes a calendar event

Three steps, and none of them are a download.

Text Simo

Any message, any language. It answers like a person would.

Add it to your chat

Make a group with your partner and Simo. That's the whole setup.

Connect your calendars

Both of them. Simo reads across everything and writes to the one you choose. This one is not ready yet.

What actually happens.

Ask what the day holds
Simo, give me the daily brief
Today: Max has football at 16:30, dinner with Ana at 20:00. Nothing else.
When it clashes, it says so first
And also add call my dad Monday at 08:00
Hold on. 08:00 Monday already has "Pay car tax" on it. Want me to add the call anyway, or pick a different time?
Any language in, English on the calendar
Simo, Zahnarzt Donnerstag um drei
Dentist is on the calendar for Thursday, Aug 6 at 15:00.
Simo, cena con Ana el sábado a las ocho
Dinner with Ana is on the calendar, Saturday at 20:00.
Find something, then put it on the calendar
Simo find a concert in Copenhagen next weekend
1. Debbie Sings, pop, Saturday 8 August at Egmont Kollegium.
2. Afro Rooftop Party, live music, Saturday 8 August 19:00 at Copenhill.
3. Copenhagen Summer Festival, classical chamber music at Charlottenborg Festsal.
Which one should I put on the calendar?
Add the second to the calendar
Afro Rooftop Party is on the calendar, Saturday 8 August at 19:00.

What Simo learns next.

Same chat, same number. Nothing new to install when it arrives.

Automatic daily briefs Reminders for birthdays A nudge to plan a date night Your kids' activities, tracked Family budgeting Travel planning and more

Why a swallow

Swallows cross continents twice a year and come back to the same nest. They travel further than almost anything their size, and they always know where home is.

Just add Simo to your group chat.

Text the number. Simo answers. That's the entire signup.

+1 (484) 935-9599 Free while we're in early access. No card, no account.