Your Family’s Schedule, Synced — Without the Mental Load

Who’s picking up from school today? Did we pay for swimming? Wait — isn’t tomorrow the parent-teacher meeting?

If your family’s schedule lives across WhatsApp threads, fridge notes, and half-remembered conversations, you’re not alone. Managing a household calendar often falls on one person’s shoulders — and even the best apps can’t help if no one else remembers to open them.

That’s why Simplify does things differently. It doesn’t ask you to log into another platform or start from scratch. It fits into the messaging app you already use every day — and quietly takes the pressure off the parent carrying the mental load.

Shared parenting, simplified

With Simplify, you don’t need your partner to download anything new or learn a complicated system. You just tell Simplify to include them -  and they instantly get access to everything that’s already been added:

• The school trip on Wednesday
• The party on Saturday
• The ballet lessons every Monday

Everyone’s looking at the same schedule. No chasing. No repeating. No “I didn’t see it.”

How it works

1. You use WhatsApp to speak to Simplify — just like you would a friend.
   Say things like:

“Add swimming every Friday at 3 - to both mine and Steve's calendar.”
“Doctor’s appointment for Mila on 15th at 10am - add Steve.”

1. Simplify automatically adds these into both yours and your partners calendar.

Everything stays in sync. No more crossed wires, no more missed pickups, and no more shouldering it all alone.

Why this matters (especially for mums)

Research shows that in most households, mothers still carry the “default parent” role — the one who tracks everything, remembers everyone’s schedules, and gets blamed if something slips.

Simplify isn’t just a tool — it’s a way to share the cognitive load. It gives both parents access to the same information, in real time, without needing a sit-down meeting or constant reminders.

And because it lives in WhatsApp, it doesn’t require a big behaviour shift. If they can reply to a message, they can use Simplify.

This isn’t about control — it’s about clarity

You’re not asking for help. You’re building a system that helps everyone show up better — with less mental load, fewer miscommunications, and more shared responsibility.

It’s one of the easiest ways to shift from “Why am I the only one who remembers?” to “We’ve got this covered.”

Final Thought

Running a household shouldn’t rely on one parent’s memory and another’s best intentions. Simplify turns your everyday messages into a shared, manageable rhythm — giving you more time, fewer arguments, and a calmer family life.

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