Handled noticed
Coming upField trip on Thursday Imani · Bring a packed lunch
See what needs preparation before it becomes urgent.
Your personal chief of staff for family life
Family life, handled.
Send Handled a school update, screenshot, or schedule. It helps turn scattered details into events, tasks, and reminders you can review before saving.
One school update becomes a field trip, a permission-slip deadline, and what to pack.
Start getting things handled
Free during beta. No credit card required.
Parenting on your own, managing a household together, or co-parenting across homes.
From school update to actual plan
The event is only part of it. Handled helps with what comes next.
Share a school update. Handled finds the event, permission-slip deadline, and what to bring. You review the details before anything is saved.
Share an update Review the plan
Your calendar
Field tripThursday
handled
Science museum field tripImani · Thursday, 9:00 AM
DueSigned permission slip by WednesdayFrom the school update you shared
BringPacked lunch and water bottleFrom the same update
ResponsibleDadAssigned in Handled
One update. The full plan, in one place.
Start with one school updateFree during beta. No credit card required.
Stay ahead
Know what matters today. See what needs attention next.
A clear daily view connects upcoming plans with the preparation still to do.
Your Daily Brief
Today Dentist at 4:15 PM · Soccer practice at 5:30 PM
Today’s events and priorities, together.
Preparation and follow-through
Return library books Janiah · Due Friday · Still to do
Keep the preparation with the event.
Ask Handled
Questions, changes, and everyday tasks. Just ask Handled.
Wondering what needs your attention? Need to check a schedule, create a task, or make a change? Ask Handled helps you find answers and take action without digging through everything yourself.
Move Janiah’s return-library-books task to Friday.
Handled
Ready to updateUpdate
Move Return library books to Friday?
Confirm changeKeep things as they are
Nothing is saved until you approve.
Verified in Handled
Updated Return library books. Due Friday.
View itemUndo last change
Questions get answers right away. When you ask for a change, Handled shows you what it will do and waits for you to confirm.
- Finds the right item
- Waits for your approval
- Checks what was saved, with Undo
How it works
Don’t organize your life for Handled. Handled helps organize the life you already have.
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It comes in
Send a photo or school file, type a note, or connect a supported calendar.
- Photo
- PDF or file
- Tell Handled
Connect
- Google Calendar
- TeamSnap
- SportsEngine
- GameChanger
- + More
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Handled makes sense of it
Handled pulls out the dates, details, tasks, and reminders that matter. When you send or tell Handled something, you review it before it’s saved.
A screenshot of Imani’s school update
Field trip Thursday · 9:00 AM · Imani
Permission slip Due Wednesday · Bring a packed lunch
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You know what needs attention
See today’s plans and what still needs to get done.
Needs attentionField trip permission slip Imani · Due tomorrow
Marked handled when you turn it in
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Share when it makes sense
Keep everything organized for yourself, or coordinate with adults you choose to invite.
Responsible · Dad Saturday game
Soccer practice moved to Friday Visible to adults you share Janiah’s schedule with
Your calendars, all in one place.
Handled helps bring them together, from Google Calendar and sports schedules to school events and more. Connect your calendars once, and Handled keeps them updated automatically.
Ways to use Handled
One place for everything you’re managing.
Start on your own. Bring others in when it makes sense.
Parenting on your own
Keep your kids’ schedules, school information, appointments, tasks, and everyday details organized. No one else needs to join.
One household, working together
Share the work with another adult in your home. Add the school concert, and it’s on the family schedule you both see, with who’s handling it right there.
Co-parenting across homes
Keep parenting schedules, shared plans, communication, and expenses organized while maintaining separate households.
Co-parenting across homes
Two homes. One clearer picture of what matters.
When you coordinate across households, each parent keeps their own Handled account. Connect the kids’ schedules, shared expenses, and messages you choose to share, without merging households.
Connected accounts, not merged households
Your home
Kids’ shared schedulePlans & logistics
Other home
Nothing is shared until you invite someone.
Talk it through in Messages
Dad
Practice moved to Friday at 5:30. Can you take Janiah?
JaniahRead 4:12 PM
Yes. I’ll pick her up at 5.
Right where the plan lives. You decide what to say.
No more searching old texts to figure out who paid for what.
Activity feePaid by you
Other parent’s share$92.50
Waiting for confirmationTracks what’s owed and reported payments, not money transfers.
Why I built Handled
I built Handled because I needed it.
I’m a mom and co-parent. I knew the appointments and schedules weren’t the hard part. Keeping track of every detail around them was.
I built Handled to help families turn all that information into a plan they can actually follow, whether they’re managing it alone or sharing the work.
Built by a parent who needed it, too.
That’s why I created Handled.
Start with one thing.Handled helps with what comes next.
Add an event, share a screenshot, or connect a schedule. Start on your own and invite others whenever you’re ready.
Start getting things handled
- No one else needs to join
- Bring in Google Calendar and team schedules
- Free during beta
Your family’s information is visible only to the people you invite. You choose who joins your household and what to share with another home. Privacy Policy