A friend invited youJoin through her link and you both move up the line.
The group chat reads itself now.
Mamigo reads the class WhatsApp groups and the school email, and hands you the few things that actually need a parent.
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57 messages read today· 3 kept for you
Your daily brief
7:45 AMField trip bus leavesSnack in the bagElla
All dayCrazy sock day 🧦Two that clashAdam
3:30 PMEarly pickupDentist, then homeElla
TomorrowBake sale — 24 muffins for Adam's class.
How it works
Two minutes to set up. Then it's on Mamigo.
1
Link WhatsApp
Scan a QR code, same as WhatsApp Web.
1 minute
2
Link the school Gmail
One tap to allow. Mamigo can only read, never send.
1 minute
3
That's it
Ruby reads every message. You get the short list.
Every morning
What it does
Out of the noise, the few things that need you.
Just the list. Not the chatter.
Out of 47 messages, two matter. Mamigo pulls out the task and the info, lists them plainly, and lets the thank‑yous and thumbs‑ups drift by.
The rest waits in a feed you can skim — or skip
3rd grade parents
Your list
Your kid's photos, caught.
Fourteen photos hit the group at 9 pm. Three have your kid in them. Mamigo finds those three and puts them in your phone's gallery on their own.
No more scrolling back through 200 photos
3rd grade parentsMs. Carter sent 14 photos
14 photos arrived · looking for the kids…
Your phone gallery
Adam's land here on their own
Straight to your calendar.
The dentist, the concert, the early pickup — the moment Mamigo spots one, it's on your calendar. When the group moves it, your calendar moves with it.
No button to press. Nothing to copy over
Your calendar
Privacy comes first
Your messages stay yours.
Nothing stored raw
Mamigo keeps what a message means: the task, the date. Never the message itself. Chats and emails are read, understood, and let go.
Read‑only, provably
It can't send, reply, or react. Not "won't", can't. The Gmail permission is read‑only; WhatsApp is a silent linked device.
Encrypted at rest
Every credential is envelope‑encrypted with a key that belongs to your family alone.
Questions
Straight answers.
What is Mamigo?
Mamigo is a family app that reads your kids' class WhatsApp groups and the school email for you. It pulls out the tasks, dates, and photos that actually need a parent and lists them plainly. Everything else is filed in a feed you can skim or skip.
Which apps does Mamigo connect to?
WhatsApp and Gmail, both read‑only. Events and reminders it spots can go into your calendar, and photos with your kid in them are saved to your phone's gallery.
Can Mamigo send messages or reply for me?
No. It can't send, reply, or react, in any group or email. The Gmail permission is read‑only and WhatsApp sees Mamigo as a linked device that only reads. You stay the only one who speaks for you.
Does Mamigo store my messages?
No. It keeps what a message means, such as the task and the date, and lets the message itself go. Credentials are encrypted with a key that belongs to your family alone.
How does Mamigo find photos of my kid?
You add a few reference photos of each kid once. When photos land in a group, Mamigo compares the faces against them and saves the matches to your phone's gallery. The reference photos themselves aren't kept, only a numeric face signature.
Does it work on my phone and my computer?
Yes. The app on your phone and the app in your browser are the same Mamigo. Check off a task in one place and it's done everywhere.
Who is Mamigo for?
Parents who carry the family's mental load and are tired of scrolling 200 messages to find the two that matter. It's built for the parent who gets the class chats, the school email, and the questions.
How is Mamigo different from Cozi, Nuet or Sense?
Cozi, Skylight and FamilyWall are shared calendars someone still has to type into; Nuet and Sense read one school inbox and hand you dates. Mamigo reads the class chats and the school emails together, keeps a family second brain (the teacher's name, the allergy note) and saves only your kid's photos. And it's read‑only: it can't send, and it keeps what a message means, never the message. See the full comparison, or Cozi, FamilyWall and Skylight side by side.
Free your evenings
Put the mental load in the pouch.
Connect your groups, pour a coffee, and watch tonight's 300 messages become three things — two of them one tap each.
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