The Smitty Guide
Send the messy stuff.
Keep track of what matters.
School newsletters. Team updates. Appointment reminders. A photo of the flyer that lived in a backpack for four days. See what to send, what happens next, and what to do when something needs a human answer.
Tomorrow
Picture day
Maya · Blue shirt is by the door
Early dismissal
Pickup is one hour earlier than usual
Soccer
Leo · Blue field · Away jersey
Tell Smitty about your family
Send Smitty the messy stuff
Smitty keeps track of what matters
Start here
One useful handoff is enough.
Start here
Your first 10 minutes
You do not need to organize your whole life before Smitty can help. Give it one real thing and let the first useful result teach you the rest.
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Send the messy stuff
What you can send Smitty
Family logistics do not arrive in one format. Smitty is built for the email, attachment, screenshot, note, and stray detail that would otherwise need a parent to translate it.
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Forwarding
Your household address
Your Smitty address is a handoff. Forward the message, keep the original in your inbox, and let Smitty pull out what the household needs.
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See the loop
From buried in an email to handled.
A newsletter comes in. Smitty finds the dates, separates the tasks, asks one question if it needs to, and brings the useful part back at the right time.
Forward
The message you already received
Sort
Events, tasks, and things to bring
Clarify
One question when a detail matters
Surface
A calm update at the useful moment
Find an answer
What are you trying to hand off?
Search by the job in front of you. No product vocabulary required.
Let Smitty carry it
Updates
Morning and evening updates
A calendar stores information. An update brings forward the part that needs you now.
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Clarifications
When Smitty needs an answer
Family information is often incomplete. When the missing detail changes what Smitty should do, it asks for the smallest piece it needs.
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Ask Smitty
Ask or tell Smitty anything
You should not need to learn a command language to ask what is happening Saturday or say that practice moved to five.
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Keeping track
Calendars, reminders, and lists
A field trip, a permission slip, and the poster board needed for the project may arrive in one email. They are three different kinds of family work.
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Your household
Invite your partner
Sharing the load begins with both adults receiving the information—not one adult becoming exceptionally efficient at forwarding it to the other.
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When something needs fixing
Troubleshooting
Something is missing
First work out whether Smitty never received it, is still reading it, or organized it somewhere you did not expect.
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Troubleshooting
Something is wrong
Smitty can misread an ambiguous message. The source itself can also be outdated or wrong. Either way, your household needs a clear way to fix the result.
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Trust and sources
Where did this come from?
Family logistics are too consequential for a mysterious card with a date on it. Smitty preserves a path back to the information behind the result.
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Start with one thing you are already carrying.
Forward a school email, team update, appointment reminder, or travel confirmation. Smitty will show you what it can take off your mind.