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The unusually helpful AI assistant

for Parents
Townies like Bo proactively sort your school mail, fill the family
calendar, and keep
pickups covered.
The school newsletter, the class app, the coach's thread, the calendar only you seem to update — the admin of parenting arrives in pieces, and the running list of who needs what tomorrow lives in your head.
Your Townie filters out the noise and brings the key information to your fingertips — so you spend less time digging through the inbox and more time with your kids, without the fear that you missed the email about next week's field trip.
Your Town Wiki is a single place to see everything your Townie has come to understand about you. It’s a living synthesis of your profile, your work habits, and your preferences.
Bo wrote your wiki and hopes you like it.

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Your Town Wiki is a single place to see everything your Townie has come to understand about you. It’s a living synthesis of your profile, your work habits, and your preferences.

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Your Town Wiki is a single place to see everything your Townie has come to understand about you. It’s a living synthesis of your profile, your work habits, and your preferences.

Bo wrote your wiki and hopes you like it.
The school mail sorts itself. The permission slip and the coach’s update rise to the top; the photo galleries, lunch menus, and PTA blasts collapse into one line you read when you want to.
Explore the routineNothing slips between the inbox and the calendar. Your Townie keeps one living family doc current and checks it against what’s booked — the recital that never made it on, the slip due Friday, the RSVP still unanswered — and flags what’s open.
Explore the routine
The school mail sorts itself. The permission slip and the coach’s update rise to the top; the photo galleries, lunch menus, and PTA blasts collapse into one line you read when you want to.
Explore the routineKnow what needs you tonight before you open a thing. The nurse’s form needs an answer today, the carpool ask is a one-line yes, and the winter catalog can wait forever. Every thread arrives already read.
The reply is written by the time the kids are in bed. Your Townie drafts the carpool yes, the RSVP, the note back to the teacher — the way you actually write them — and nothing sends until you say so.

Know what needs you tonight before you open a thing. The nurse’s form needs an answer today, the carpool ask is a one-line yes, and the winter catalog can wait forever. Every thread arrives already read.
One slot that clears all four calendars. Your work day, your partner’s, school hours, and the sitter’s evenings get reconciled at once, so booking the dentist stops being a week of guessing.
The chasing happens without you. Your Townie proposes the time, collects each family’s reply as it lands, and puts the final plan on everyone’s calendar. You see it once it’s settled.
The pickup clash surfaces today, not at 3:15 tomorrow. When practice moves or a flight slips, the conflict shows up with ways to cover it already worked out — who’s free, who can carpool, what has to move.
Explore the routine
One slot that clears all four calendars. Your work day, your partner’s, school hours, and the sitter’s evenings get reconciled at once, so booking the dentist stops being a week of guessing.
Ivy has choir. Milo needs a 3:30 pickup.
Yellow shirt for Milo. Cleats for Ivy.
The field trip slip goes back Friday.
The day’s rundown lands before breakfast. Who goes where, who needs the yellow shirt, what’s due back at school — pulled from the calendar and the week’s mail into one morning note.
Explore the routineReading has jumped two levels since spring — she's ahead of the class.
That tracks. She's been reading past bedtime all summer.
Math is the one to watch — word problems slow her down, not the arithmetic.
Good to know. What about the math club in spring?
Let's decide after the winter assessment.
Reading jumped two levels since spring.
Word problems, not the arithmetic.
Math club — decide after winter.
Stop scribbling during the conference. The conversation is recorded and written up as notes you can search — so what the teacher said in October is still findable in March.
The meeting ends and the to-dos are already moving. What you agreed to comes out of the conversation as tasks on the family list, split between you and your partner, with the follow-ups drafted.
Ivy has choir. Milo needs a 3:30 pickup.
Yellow shirt for Milo. Cleats for Ivy.
The field trip slip goes back Friday.

The day’s rundown lands before breakfast. Who goes where, who needs the yellow shirt, what’s due back at school — pulled from the calendar and the week’s mail into one morning note.
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Because your Townie knows how your family runs, they take the work around the work — the newsletters, the sign-ups, the calendar no one else updates. You can also teach them new tricks.
When a school flyer lands in my inbox, read it and add every date to the family calendar.
Your data stays private.Town doesn't share it, sell it, or train on it.
Town's security controls are independently audited and meet enterprise-grade standards.
Town never sends emails or calendar invites without your approval. You decide what it does on its own.
Your data is not used to train AI models unless you opt-in. Not by Town, not by our providers.
Your data is encrypted everywhere it goes and everywhere it lives. US-hosted on Convex and AWS.


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