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Cleanmail: Family Inbox
The family calendar that writes itself from school email
Cleanmail connects to Gmail read-only and turns school, camp, and sports email into one short digest, organized by kid. Your digest only covers the senders you pick. The dates go onto Google Calendar on their own, with two-way sync, so the calendar fills itself in. Up to 4 people share one household. iPhone only for now. Free for 14 days, then a monthly or yearly plan.
For a long time I was juggling three calendars and pages-long emails from nine different schools and apps, and I still kept missing things that mattered to my kids.
So one night I wrote a quick script that turned all that email into one simple digest and dropped every date straight onto my calendar. I went from missing things to being the expert on my own family's schedule.
Every parent I showed asked which app it was, so I built it.
Cleanmail: • Connects to Gmail read-only, and your digest only covers the school, camp, and sports senders you pick • Sums every email up in a digest sorted by kid • Puts every date on Google Calendar with two-way sync • Snap a flyer or just say it out loud to add an event • Shares one digest with up to 4 people in your household
It's on iPhone with a 14-day free trial. I'd love to hear what you think, and what would make it work for your family. I read every comment.
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About Cleanmail: Family Inbox on Product Hunt
“The family calendar that writes itself from school email”
Cleanmail: Family Inbox was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #130 on the daily leaderboard. Cleanmail connects to Gmail read-only and turns school, camp, and sports email into one short digest, organized by kid. Your digest only covers the senders you pick. The dates go onto Google Calendar on their own, with two-way sync, so the calendar fills itself in. Up to 4 people share one household. iPhone only for now. Free for 14 days, then a monthly or yearly plan.
Cleanmail: Family Inbox was featured in Productivity (663.6k followers), Parenting (4.4k followers) and Calendar (32.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 177.8k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Zack Asher
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Zack, a dad of two.
For a long time I was juggling three calendars and pages-long emails from nine different schools and apps, and I still kept missing things that mattered to my kids.
So one night I wrote a quick script that turned all that email into one simple digest and dropped every date straight onto my calendar. I went from missing things to being the expert on my own family's schedule.
Every parent I showed asked which app it was, so I built it.
Cleanmail:
• Connects to Gmail read-only, and your digest only covers the school, camp, and sports senders you pick
• Sums every email up in a digest sorted by kid
• Puts every date on Google Calendar with two-way sync
• Snap a flyer or just say it out loud to add an event
• Shares one digest with up to 4 people in your household
It's on iPhone with a 14-day free trial. I'd love to hear what you think, and what would make it work for your family. I read every comment.