Captures what you send it, or say
Memry pulls dates, times, places, amounts, and to-dos out of email text, PDFs, screenshots, images, and calendar invites. Or type a plan the way you'd say it. You don't retype anything.
Your family calendar, with answers
Family plans. Clear answers.
Turn emails, texts, screenshots and chosen calendars into one family plan. Ask Memry about the week, follow up, and check the details.
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Ask Memry
Pick a sample question. See the answer, then check where it came from.
This week's practice moved to Wednesday at 5:30 PM. The coach's update replaces Tuesday's 6:00 PM slot.
Check sample message: Coach Reynolds · practice-change emailThese are preset illustrations from the sample messages. Your real answers use your household's plans, and can say when information is missing.
- Ask ‘What does Emma have this week?’ and follow up with ‘And next week?’ without starting over.
- Forward a school email and get the field-trip date, the $18 fee, and the permission-slip deadline.
- Type "soccer every Tuesday at 6 for 8 weeks" and the whole season lands on the calendar.
- When the coach says practice moved to 6:30, the practice you already have moves too, and you see what changed.
- Your partner, co-parent, or nanny sees the same calendar. Hand anyone a to-do and the reminder follows them.
Understands schedules that repeat
"Piano every Thursday at 5" or "soccer every Tuesday for 8 weeks" becomes one schedule you can change in one place, or one week at a time.
Keeps up when plans change
When a message says practice moved or the recital is cancelled, Memry updates the plan you already have instead of adding a second one, and keeps a record of what changed and where it came from.
Remembers, and reminds the right person
Each new plan gets one well-timed reminder, suggested by Memry and easy to change. Hand a to-do to your partner or a caregiver and the reminder goes to them. The whole household sees the same calendar on iPhone, Android, and the web, and Memry can add events to Google Calendar too.
Ask Memry
Ask about the week, who's handling a plan, or what still needs a hand. Follow up naturally, open a cited item to check it, and know when a detail is missing. Optional daily and weekly briefings help you review what's next.
Connect the calendars you choose
Import selected Google calendars, subscribe to a published ICS feed, or find an available school or team calendar from its official website. Preview and confirm a subscription before adding it.
How it works
Send it once. Memry turns it into plans.
No retyping into a calendar, no copying between apps.
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Send it to Memry, or say it
Forward emails and calendar invites to your household's private Memry address. On your phone, tap Share and pick Memry to send a text, screenshot, image, or PDF. Or type "dentist for Maya October 20 at 3" straight into the calendar.
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Memry pulls out the details
It reads the message, its attachments, and the text in your images, then pulls out dates, deadlines, amounts, and to-dos.
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It lands on your shared calendar, and stays current
Events, to-dos, and repeating schedules go straight onto the household calendar, each with a reminder suggested for it. When a later message changes a plan, the plan updates and shows what changed. Open any item to check it against the original, mark it done, or hand it to someone.
What Memry handles
However the plan reached you
Plans show up in email, texts, flyers, and invitations. Send Memry whichever one you've got.
School emails and newsletters
Forward the class newsletter or a permission-slip email. Memry pulls out the dates, fees, and forms, including what's in an attached PDF.
Practice changes and carpool swaps
When the coach texts that practice moved to Wednesday at 5:30, share the text to Memry. The practice already on your calendar moves, and everyone who cares hears about it once.
Flyers, schedules, and party invites
Got a birthday flyer on WhatsApp or a screenshot of the game schedule? Share the image to Memry and it reads the text in it.
Calendar invitations
Forward an invitation from the dentist, a coach, or another parent. Memry reads the attached invite and puts it on the family calendar.
Privacy and control
You choose what reaches Memry
Memry works from emails you forward, things you share and calendar sources you explicitly connect. It does not connect to your Gmail inbox or read your chats. Your household stays private to the people you invite.
No inbox or chat access
Memry does not connect to your Gmail or Outlook inbox, WhatsApp, or text messages. Forward or share the details you choose; calendar sources are a separate, explicit connection.
Tied to the source
Captured plans keep their source context when available, so you can check the details. Original message content follows the retention periods on our privacy page.
Private household access
Only people you invite can see your household. Nothing goes to a public feed, and your family's data isn't used for ad targeting.
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FAQ
What can I send to Memry?
Emails, calendar invitations, texts, screenshots, images, and PDFs. Forward emails and invites to your household's private Memry address. On iPhone or Android, tap Share in the app you're using and pick Memry.
Does Memry read my inbox or my WhatsApp chats?
No. Forward or share the details you choose. Sharing one flyer from WhatsApp does not give Memry access to the chat. Separately, you can connect Google Calendar and explicitly select calendars to import, or subscribe to a published ICS feed.
What happens after I send something?
Memry pulls out the dates and to-dos and adds them to your household calendar. You don't have to approve each one first. Open any item to check it against the original message, edit it, or reject it. If a message changes a plan you already have, Memry updates that plan rather than adding a second one, and the plan shows what changed, what it was before, and which message said so. When Memry isn't sure two messages describe the same plan, it asks you instead of guessing.
Can Memry handle schedules that repeat?
Yes. "Soccer every Tuesday at 6 PM for 8 weeks" or "school closed every Friday in June" becomes one repeating schedule. Change the whole series in one place, or change or skip a single week. Repeating schedules sync to Google Calendar and Apple Calendar as repeating events. If a schedule could be read two ways, Memry asks before adding it.
Can I add things without forwarding anything?
Yes. Type a plan the way you'd say it, like "Add piano next Thursday at 5 and remind me two hours before" or "Remind Dad tomorrow evening to bring the permission slip". Memry understands dates, times, people, repeats, and reminder requests, and only asks a question when the answer would change the plan.
Will Memry remind us about things?
Yes. Each new event or to-do gets one well-timed reminder, chosen for what it is: the evening before a deadline, two hours before an appointment, earlier when something needs packing or paying. Add your own, change them, or turn the suggestions off. Reminders go to whoever is handling the item, or to everyone when nobody is yet.
Does it work with Google Calendar?
Yes. Connect Google Calendar during setup or in Settings → Calendars & Time, then pick the calendars to bring in. Memry can also add its household events to the connected account's destination Google calendar. Import and export are separate workflows, not a two-way mirror. On iPhone, Memry can also keep events in Apple Calendar.
Who can see our calendar?
Only the people you invite to your household. There are no public calendars or feeds.
Is Memry free?
Yes. Memry is free for iPhone & Android, and on the web. No subscription required.
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