Comparison
Cozi now offers AI Event Import in Max. Compare the plan you would actually use with Memry’s events, tasks, source context and Ask answers, rather than treating Cozi as manual-only.
What the alternative offers
Cozi’s plan comparison lists Free, Gold and Max. Max includes AI Event Import from email; Gold and Max have different paid feature sets.
What to test in Memry
Free capture of events and tasks, household responsibilities, source context and questions through Ask, without a dedicated display.
Memry vs Cozi
How to judge the tradeoffs
Quick verdict
Consider Cozi if: you want Cozi’s shared calendar, lists and meal-planning tools, and may want Max for AI email import. Try Memry if you want captured plans, follow-up work and questions in one shared household.
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Capture and planning
Memry: Free capture of events and tasks, household responsibilities, source context and questions through Ask, without a dedicated display.
Cozi: Cozi’s plan comparison lists Free, Gold and Max. Max includes AI Event Import from email; Gold and Max have different paid feature sets.
What to evaluate
Memry: Captured plans, responsibility, reminders and Ask answers.
Cozi: You want Cozi’s shared calendar, lists and meal-planning tools, and may want Max for AI email import.
Cozi Max includes AI Event Import from email. Email capture is therefore a feature to compare, not a reason to label Cozi a manual organizer. Send the same newsletter or practice change through both and inspect the result, including deadlines that are tasks rather than appointments.
Start with a message that contains a date, a fee and a permission-slip deadline. Inspect the events and tasks Memry captures, assign someone to the follow-up, and adjust the reminder. Ask what is still unhandled and open the cited plan to check the answer.
Cozi brings calendar, lists, recipes and meal-planning tools into one organizer. If groceries and meals are important to the choice, try them alongside the scheduling workflow. Memry focuses on household plans and the work attached to them; it does not offer a recipe box or meal planner.
As checked on October 25, 2026, Cozi’s US comparison lists Gold at $39 per year and Max at $79 per year, alongside Free. AI Event Import is a Max feature. Memry currently requires no subscription. Check Cozi’s linked comparison before buying because prices and inclusions can change.
You can trial Memry alongside an existing organizer. Test one calendar path and a reschedule before relying on it: subscriptions, refresh timing and imported copies can affect what appears elsewhere. Using two apps does not automatically create a reliable two-way connection between them.
Invite the adults who coordinate the week. Check whether each can find the time, see the original context and tell who is responsible. In Memry, Ask can surface an unassigned item; someone still needs to make the assignment using its controls.
Read each product’s permissions, retention and deletion policy. Memry uses forwarded and shared content and explicitly selected calendar sources, rather than connecting to your Gmail inbox. Household members can see the shared material. Raw message retention is limited; the privacy page explains the current periods.
Keep your existing system while testing one school sender and one activity update. Confirm the dates and reminders with the source and involve the other adult. Decide whether the capture, questions and shared follow-up solve the problem you actually have.
Feature comparison
Product and workflow
Memry: Free capture of events and tasks, household responsibilities, source context and questions through Ask, without a dedicated display.
Cozi: Cozi’s plan comparison lists Free, Gold and Max. Max includes AI Event Import from email; Gold and Max have different paid feature sets.
Where to start the trial
Memry: A real message with a date and a separate action to complete.
Cozi: You want Cozi’s shared calendar, lists and meal-planning tools, and may want Max for AI email import.
Information checked against the official pages on October 25, 2026. Features, prices and availability can change. This comparison describes published capabilities; it is not an independent performance test.
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Feature
Ask about the week. Keep the details in view.
Ask Memry about upcoming plans, who's handling a pickup, what changed, or what's still due. Follow up naturally and check the source behind an answer.
Feature
Bring the calendars you choose into the family plan.
Import selected Google calendars or subscribe to an available ICS feed. Find published school and team calendars, then confirm what belongs in your household.
Feature
Stop rebuilding the school week from scattered email threads.
Use Memry as a school email organizer that turns reminders, deadlines, permission slips, and schedule changes into one shared household calendar.
Feature
Give the household one place to review the messages that actually matter.
Memry creates a shared family email workspace where parents can review important messages, extracted tasks, and weekly planning context together.
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FAQ
Cozi’s plan comparison lists Free, Gold and Max. Max includes AI Event Import from email; Gold and Max have different paid feature sets.
Free capture of events and tasks, household responsibilities, source context and questions through Ask, without a dedicated display.
No. Ask answers from captured information and can say when a detail is missing. Change plans, assign responsibility and complete tasks using the item controls.
No. Try one message, inspect its plans and invite another adult. If you connect Google, explicitly choose the calendars to import; export is a separate workflow.
Yes. Cozi Max includes AI Event Import. Check the official plan comparison for current inclusions before subscribing.
Keep exploring
Feature
Ask about the week. Keep the details in view.
Ask Memry about upcoming plans, who's handling a pickup, what changed, or what's still due. Follow up naturally and check the source behind an answer.
Feature
Bring the calendars you choose into the family plan.
Import selected Google calendars or subscribe to an available ICS feed. Find published school and team calendars, then confirm what belongs in your household.
Feature
Stop rebuilding the school week from scattered email threads.
Use Memry as a school email organizer that turns reminders, deadlines, permission slips, and schedule changes into one shared household calendar.
Feature
Give the household one place to review the messages that actually matter.
Memry creates a shared family email workspace where parents can review important messages, extracted tasks, and weekly planning context together.
Comparison
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Guide
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For your household
A family calendar built for two households reading the same email.
Memry helps divorced and co-parenting households see the same school, activity, medical, and billing email — without forwarding chains, screenshot wars, or one parent always being the last to know.
For your household
When 'mental load' has a literal inbox volume, it deserves a real tool.
Memry handles the family inbox so working moms can stop being the unpaid coordination layer between school, activities, doctors, and the rest of the household.