Mimi does the reading.You do the deciding.
She lives inside Orla, watches what arrives, and asks one question at a time. She never books, buys, emails or replies on your behalf.
She reads your forwards
School newsletters, team emails, ticket confirmations. She finds the one date buried in four paragraphs.
She reads photos
A birthday invitation from the backpack, a printed practice schedule, a screenshot of a group text.
She notices what is missing
“Picture day has no time. Want it on Emma’s calendar anyway?” One question, one tap.
She knows the household
Two parents, two kids, a sitter. She asks who an event belongs to instead of dropping it on everyone.
She catches the clashes
Swim class and the school play at the same hour on Thursday. She tells you the morning before, not the moment you arrive.
She keeps up with changes
“Practice moved to 4:30 this week.” She finds the event that already exists and updates it, rather than adding a second one.
Where you meet her.
She flags it days ahead, and waits in the app.
Everyone's day, in one place.
Send her a photo. She reads it.