Send it. Check it. Everyone's covered.
Nothing reaches the calendar until you say yes. Here is every step, including the ones Orla does quietly.
Send it.
Every family gets one forwarding address. Forward the newsletter, snap the flier on the fridge, or type a line in the app.
Only addresses you have added can send to it.Mimi reads it.
She pulls out the date, the time, the place and who it concerns, then holds it in a review queue.
She adds nothing on her own — it waits there until you look at it.Check it.
You see what she found beside the original message, with the words she read from it highlighted. Confirm, edit, or dismiss.
If a time is missing, she asks before guessing. If it clashes with something, she'll let you know.Everyone's covered.
It lands on the shared calendar in that person's colour, with reminders, visible to everyone you invited.
Grandparents and sitters see only what you share.What else Orla does.
Mimi is always reading
The assistant inside Orla watches what arrives all week, asks when something is unclear, and updates events that change. She is the part you stop thinking about.
iPhone or iPad, same calendar
Orla is an app for iPhone and iPad. Add something on the iPad at home, see it on your phone on the way to pickup.
Just say it
Tap the mic and talk. Mimi hears the date, the place and who it is for, then shows you the event to confirm. Useful when your hands are full.
Make it yours
Choose the background, the type pairing and how tight the days sit. Every person's colour is yours to change.
Print the month
A clean paper month for the fridge, everyone still in their colour, so the house works even when nobody has a phone out.
A summary every morning
What today holds, who is driving, what has to go in a bag. One message before the rush, for families who keep their calendar in Orla.
Repeats, terms and holidays
Set something every Wednesday until December, mark the school breaks once, and the whole month stays right without you touching it.
It shows up in your own calendar
Subscribe from Apple or Google Calendar and Orla appears beside your work week, kept in sync.
Take it all with you
Export the whole calendar as a standard file whenever you want. Nothing is locked in here.
The details travel with the event
The address, the $5 for the book fair, the allergy note, the pickup code. Whoever opens the day sees what the day needs.
Reminders that fit the thing
A week ahead for the costume, the night before for the $5, an hour before for the dentist. Set once per event, not once for everything. If your family's calendar is in Google, your calendar app does the reminding.
Nothing gets added twice
Forward the same newsletter from both parents and Orla recognises it. One event, not two, no arguing about which is right.
Everyone who helps can see the week.
Add them by email and choose what they get: the whole calendar in their own calendar app, or a sign-in to add and change things. They never see your inbox, your address or your payment.
Grandma
Sees the whole month so she knows when the school play is. Cannot change anything.
Can only lookThe sitter
Sees the whole family calendar in her own calendar app, and can email a pickup change straight to the family's address.
In her calendarYour partner
Full access. Adds, edits and answers Mimi, same as you.
Can edit