For the parent who reads everything

Forward the school email. Consider it handled.

Solenne reads the newsletter, the flyer, the PDF — then puts every date, form, and fee on your family’s shared calendar.

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Lincoln Elementary — Week 9 Family Bulletin

Tue 8:14 AM

Dear families — what a week! A huge thank-you to everyone who baked, volunteered, and showed up for the fall bake sale…

A few reminders: picture day is Thursday, October 171 and students need their signed photo permission form in by Wednesday2.

In other news, the library renovation continues, we are still collecting box tops, and the lost-and-found is overflowing (again)…

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On your calendar

  1. 1Event

    Picture Day

    Thu, Oct 17

  2. 2Form

    Photo permission form

    due Wed, Oct 16

  3. 3Event

    Museum field trip

    Fri, Oct 25

  4. 4Payment

    $12 museum fee

    due Oct 21

One newsletter, read for you — four things you’ll never have to find.

Tuesday, 8:47 PM

Tonight’s newsletter is 1,247 words.
Fourteen of them change your week.

Picture day. The signed form. A $12 fee in paragraph six, under the bake-sale recap. You don’t drop these because you don’t care — you drop them because you’re the only system your family has.

You shouldn’t have to be.

How it works

Three moves, and it’s off your mind.

Forward it

Send any school or activity email to your household's Solenne address — attachments and all.

lee-family@solenne.app

Approve it

Solenne pulls out every date, form, fee, and to-do. Each one waits for your one-tap okay — nothing lands without you.

Permission formOct 16

We remember it

It's on the shared calendar on every phone, with a reminder before it's due. You're allowed to let it go.

Form due tomorrow · reminding the whole house

Meet Sol

For everything else, just say it.

Sol is the assistant inside Solenne. Ask what’s due, hand things off, reschedule in a sentence. It drafts the change, shows you first, and saves nothing without your okay.

  • What's due this week?
  • Add: pay school fees Friday
  • Put the supply fee on Dad
  • What's assigned to me?

Move the dentist to Friday

Sol proposes · Edit item

Dentist — Maya

Thu, Oct 24 · 3:30 PMFri, Oct 25 · 3:30 PM

ConfirmEditReject

Sol always shows the change before it’s saved.

The family week

One calendar the whole family actually shares.

Every item is color-coded by type and assigned to a person — so “who’s got pickup Thursday?” stops being a group-chat mystery.

The museum fee and the field trip from the newsletter up top — right where they landed.

Loved by busy families

The families who needed this most
are the ones who stopped worrying

Parents, co-parents, and caregivers using Solenne to keep the whole household on the same page.

4.9

The Tuesday newsletter is always three screens long and the one date I need is buried in the middle. Now it just shows up on our calendar. I genuinely stopped reading those emails line by line.

PN

Priya N.

Mom of 2 · Austin, TX

A teacher sent the field trip details as a photo of a flyer. I forwarded it half-expecting nothing — and it pulled out the date, the $12 fee, and the permission slip deadline. That sold me.

MB

Marcus B.

Dad of 1 · Portland, OR

My ex and I were double-booking and dropping things constantly. Now we share one calendar and each item is assigned to whoever has it that week. The handoff finally stopped being a fight.

A

Anonymous

Co-parent of 2 · Denver, CO

I used to remember the permission slip at 11pm the night it was already due. Solenne nudges me the evening before, every time. We have not missed one this whole semester.

HC

Hannah C.

Mom of 3 · Seattle, WA

Three kids, two schools, a soccer league and a swim team. The amount of email is unreal. Having every fee and date land in one place is the only reason I feel on top of it.

OA

Olu A.

Dad of 3 · Houston, TX

I added our nanny to the household so she sees pickup changes and early-release days without me having to text her a screenshot every morning. She loves it as much as I do.

RS

Rebecca S.

Working mom · Chicago, IL

The coach emails practice changes at the worst possible times. Now those go straight onto the family calendar too, so my husband sees the new time even if I missed the email.

TW

Tara W.

Mom of 2 · Nashville, TN

I was worried it would just dump random stuff on my calendar. It does not — everything lands in a review queue first and I approve it with one tap. I am still in control, it just removed the typing.

A

Anonymous

Dad of 2 · Atlanta, GA

Picture day outfit, $5 here, $10 there, the bake sale, the form. None of it is hard on its own — it is the volume. This is the first thing that actually catches all of it for me.

SM

Sofia M.

Mom of 4 · Phoenix, AZ

A note from the founder

In most households, one person quietly becomes the system — the one who reads every email, catches every date, remembers every form. Solenne exists so that job stops living in someone’s head.

I’m building it as one person too: carefully, without a growth team, for households that just need it to work. If something’s off, email me — I’m the one who answers.

— Glenn

Founder, Solenne

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Anything else, ask a human.

What kind of emails can Solenne process?

Solenne is optimized for school emails, but any household task email can be used: activity updates, coach notes, appointment reminders, payment requests, forms, signup links, and other messages that contain something your household needs to track or do.

Can Solenne process PDFs, flyers, or screenshots?

Yes. Solenne can process supported attachments such as PDFs and images when they are included with a forwarded school or activity email. Extracted details still land in your review queue first, so you can confirm, edit, or dismiss anything before it reaches your calendar or task list.

Does Solenne work with non-Gmail accounts?

Yes. You can forward emails to your Solenne address from any email provider. Automatic forwarding setup is currently smoothest with Gmail, but most providers (Outlook, iCloud, Yahoo, school-issued addresses) support forwarding rules that work with Solenne.

Can my whole family use it?

Yes. You create a household and invite authorized adult members, such as your partner, co-parent, caregiver, or nanny. Everyone gets their own login but shares the same calendar and task list.

How accurate is the extraction, and what if it gets something wrong?

Extracted items land in a review queue before they hit your calendar — you can edit any field, dismiss anything that's wrong, or approve it as-is. After an item is on the calendar you can still edit or delete it, and nothing ever leaves your household based on an extraction. We still recommend keeping official school, activity, or payment records as the source of truth.

Is my family's data kept private?

Yes. Privacy is foundational to Solenne. We only use your family's data to provide the service — processing the emails you choose to send, extracting planning items, and supporting your household account. We use AI providers to process individual emails on demand but never share your data for model training, and we never sell your personal information or use your family's data to train public AI models.

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Can I delete my data or cancel anytime?

Yes. You can delete individual items, clear your inbox, or close your household account at any time. There's no contract and no commitment. For full account deletion or any data request, email support@solenne.life and we'll take care of it.

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How much does Solenne cost?

Solenne is currently free for early households. See the pricing page for what's included and how billing will work when paid plans launch.

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The next newsletter doesn’t have to be your job.

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