Osita

Never miss a permission slip.

Forward the school mail. Osita finds the picture day, the field-trip form, the fee due Friday, and puts them on one feed the whole family sees.

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Ms. Alvarez · Room 12 Picture Day + field trip reminders!
7:42 AM

Dear Room 12 families,

A few reminders as we head into a busy March! Picture day is Tuesday, March 14 — order forms went home in Friday folders and are due back by the 10th.

Our Science Center field trip is Friday, March 24. Signed permission slips and the $12 fee are due by the 17th, and we still need two parent volunteers!

Also, don't forget Spirit Day this Friday (wear green!). And a reminder that the book fair…

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Event
Picture day from Ms. Alvarez
Tue, Mar 14Maya
Task
Return photo order form
Due Fri, Mar 10Maya
Task
Sign field-trip slip + $12 fee reminder set
Due Mar 17Maya
FYI
Spirit Day: wear green
Fri

On everyone's calendar. Nothing due tonight.

How it works

Set it up on a Tuesday night. Done by 9:15.

  1. Get your family's address

    Every household gets a private Osita address. Forward school mail to it, or set up auto-forwarding once.

  2. Osita reads the mail

    Dates, to-dos, and FYIs come out. The original email is deleted when processing completes.

  3. The whole family sees the plan

    One feed, one calendar, reminders for both of you. Remembering stops being one person's job.

The shared load

Right now, one of you is the family's inbox.

Schools usually message one parent, and the forms, fees, and picture-day notices pile up in one head. Osita puts the plan where the whole household can see it.

Sources: Nationwide Children's, Skylight / Harris survey, CEPR.

17.5
school and activity messages a week for the average family. That's 900+ a year.
259 hrs
a year spent just scheduling it all.
1.4×
more often, schools contact one parent first.

Privacy, plainly

Osita reads what you forward. Nothing else.

No inbox login, no background reading. Forward an email, and that email is the whole story.

What Osita sees

  • The mail you forward, and only that.
  • The dates, tasks, and titles pulled from it.
  • A link back to the email each item came from.

What Osita never sees

  • Your inbox. No login, no OAuth.
  • Anything you don't forward.
  • The email body, once processing is done. It's deleted when processing completes.

The original email is deleted when processing completes. What stays is the feed: titles, dates, tags.

No selling data, no ads, ever.

Even our own diagnostics never carry mail contents. Counts and IDs only.

The full privacy policy is written in plain language. No fine print.

The 7:40 backpack scramble will still happen.

The surprise picture day won't. Osita is coming soon to iPhone and Android.