Send Marlow the messy stuff
Forward a school email, paste a message, or ask a question in chat. Marlow works in the channels families already use.
Meet Marlow
Marlow reads the school emails, schedule changes, payment reminders, and everyday family admin that usually lives in someone’s head — then turns it into clear action, useful reminders, and calm briefings.
Designed for the real family stack: email, chat, shared calendars, and the constant stream of school logistics.
The problem
School emails, newsletters, permission slips, payment reminders, reschedules, WhatsApp threads, after-school activities, “don’t forget” messages — most families already have tools, but parents still end up doing the translation layer by hand.
Read the message. Work out what matters. Ignore the noise. Add the event. Remember the deadline. Tell the other parent. Hope nothing slips through the cracks.
Marlow takes over that job.
How Marlow helps
Marlow is built around the real workflow busy households already have — not a new dashboard to maintain.
Forward a school email, paste a message, or ask a question in chat. Marlow works in the channels families already use.
Marlow extracts dates, deadlines, costs, forms, changes, and child-specific context from messy inbound information.
Events, reminders, and tasks get organised properly, with source awareness and room for confirmation when something is unclear.
Marlow sends calm, useful summaries of what changed, what’s coming up, and what still needs action.
Why families will want it
Marlow’s signature experience is the briefing: not a busy dashboard, but a clean, assistant-style summary of what matters today, this week, and next.
Thursday briefing
Where Marlow is strongest
Product
Explore the core flow: inbound messages, extraction, calendar updates, reminders, preferences, and briefings.
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Marlow is built around family trust: confirmation when uncertain, clear boundaries, and private family context.
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Early pricing is built around household value, not AI credits or confusing plan clutter.
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