Your calendar
Flag Practice7:30 PM
From Information to Action
You don’t need another family calendar. You need something that knows what the calendar means.
School emails. Sports schedules. Forms. Appointments. Parenting time. Expenses. Changes.
Send it, tell Handled, or connect the apps you already use. Handled figures out what matters and turns it into what needs to happen next.
Start getting things handled
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For families under one roof or across two homes.
School Drop-off
Flag Practice
Life comes at you from everywhere
Your family has enough moving parts. You shouldn’t have to manage every one of them.
Handled turns what comes in into what needs to happen next, including the things everyone assumes someone else remembered.
School email
becomesPermission slip due FridayReminder stays with it
Team schedule
becomesSaturday game addedLocation and directions included
Parenting schedule
becomesDad responsibleEveryone knows who’s handling it
Calendar change
becomesPractice moved to 9 PMEveryone sees the new time
Why I built Handled
I built Handled because I needed it.
I’m a mom and co-parent. I built Handled because too much of family life depended on keeping everything in my head.
I didn’t need another calendar. I needed something that could keep the moving pieces connected.
Handled started with my family.I’m building it for yours.
More than an event
A calendar tells you what’s happening. Handled helps make sure everything around it gets handled too.
The event is only part of the plan.
Flag PracticeImani · 7:30 PM
Leave by6:45 PMFrom the team email
BringCleats, water bottle, purple jerseyFrom the coach’s text
ResponsibleDadFrom the parenting schedule
Everything needed for practice stays connected to the event.
Stop carrying the whole family in your head.
- What time was that again?
- Who’s taking her?
- What does she need to bring?
- Did we fill that out?
- Didn’t practice move?
Handled keeps track so you don’t have to.
One evening, handled
The plan. The conversation. The follow-through. All together.
Ask what’s happening and tell Handled when something changes. Then work out who’s handling what with your co-parent in Messages, right where the plan lives.
handled
Family Dinner moved to 7:30 PM.
Undo
Handled makes the change. You decide what to say.
Just send it to Handled
Don’t organize your life for Handled. Handled helps organize the life you already have.
Photo. Screenshot. PDF. File. Tell Handled what changed, or connect the apps you already use.
Send it
Take a photo. Upload the screenshot, PDF or file.
Tell Handled
“Imani has an orthodontist appointment Friday at 4 PM.”
Orthodontist · Friday · 4:00 PM
Connect
Connect what Handled supports. Send the rest.
- TeamSnap
- GameChanger
- SportsEngine
- Google Calendar
- Handled figures out what matters.
- You choose what to send and connect.
- Handled keeps the plan connected.
Follow-through, built in
Getting it into Handled is only the beginning. Handled keeps track of what still needs to happen.
A form can still be due. A conflict can still need a decision. Handled keeps unfinished family logistics visible until they’re handled.
Janiah · School form
Permission slip due Friday
- Needs attention
- You turn it in and mark it handled
- Handled
Imani · Saturday
Soccer and a birthday party overlap
- Needs a plan
- You choose where she goes
- Conflict resolved
Built around real family life
Two homes shouldn’t mean twice the mental load.
Connect relevant schedules, shared expenses, and messages while each parent keeps their own Handled account.
Your home
Kids’ shared schedulePlans & logistics
Other home
Shared expenses
No more searching old texts to figure out who paid for what.
School fees. Sports. Camps. Medical costs. Supplies. Activities.
Clear records, not money transfers.Activity fee
Paid by you
Other parent’s share$92.50
Waiting for confirmationStart with one thing.Let Handled help with the rest.
Bring in a schedule, add an event, or send something you need to remember. Invite a co-parent and connect more sources whenever you’re ready.
Start getting things handled
- No co-parent needed to start
- Bring in Google Calendar and team schedules
- Nothing is shared until you invite someone