Meet Ruby - Your extra brain for the behind-the-scenes work of parenting, so you can focus on what truly matters to you.
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The kids’ schedule for today, and what to pack before you head out.
Changes show up in purpleWe’ll find the photos your kids are in.
Saved straight to your phoneIt’s in your calendar, and it moves when plans change.
Nothing to copy over
Names and a few photos.
1 minute
Ruby only reads, never sends.
1 minuteRuby keeps track of your messages and lets you know when something needs your attention.
From now onRuby keeps what a message means: the task, the date. Never the message itself. Chats and emails are read, understood, and let go.
It can't send, reply, or react. Not "won't", can't. The Gmail permission is read‑only; WhatsApp is a silent linked device.
Every credential is envelope‑encrypted with a key that belongs to your family alone.
Extramii is a family app: Ruby reads your kids' class WhatsApp groups and the school email for you. She pulls out the tasks, dates, and photos that actually need a parent and lists them plainly. Everything else is filed in a feed you can skim or skip.
WhatsApp and Gmail, both read‑only. Events and reminders it spots can go into your calendar, and photos with your kid in them are saved to your phone's gallery.
No. It can't send, reply, or react, in any group or email. The Gmail permission is read‑only and WhatsApp sees Ruby as a linked device that only reads. You stay the only one who speaks for you.
No. It keeps what a message means, such as the task and the date, and lets the message itself go. Credentials are encrypted with a key that belongs to your family alone.
You add a few reference photos of each kid once. When photos land in a group, Ruby compares the faces against them and saves the matches to your phone's gallery. The reference photos themselves aren't kept, only a numeric face signature.
Yes. The app on your phone and the app in your browser are the same app. Check off a task in one place and it's done everywhere.
Parents who carry the family's mental load and are tired of scrolling 200 messages to find the two that matter. It's built for the parent who gets the class chats, the school email, and the questions.
Cozi, Skylight and FamilyWall are shared calendars someone still has to type into; Nuet and Sense read one school inbox and hand you dates. Extramii reads the class chats and the school emails together, keeps a family second brain (the teacher's name, the allergy note) and saves only your kid's photos. And it's read‑only: it can't send, and it keeps what a message means, never the message. See the full comparison, or Cozi, FamilyWall and Skylight side by side.
Connect your groups, pour a coffee, and watch tonight's 300 messages become three things — two of them one tap each.
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