mamigo
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The family ops app

The group chat
reads itself now.

Mamigo reads the class WhatsApp groups and the school email so you don't have to — surfaces the few things that actually need a parent, and quietly files the rest. You carry it all. Mamigo carries it with you.

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Works with WhatsApp + Gmail Read‑only — it can look, never touch
Class 3B · 47 messages
Don't forget — crazy sock day tomorrow!! 🧦
TodayTuesday
Mamigo handled 38 messages
You didn't need any of them.
How it works

Three steps. Two are literally one tap.

1

Connect the chaos

Link WhatsApp and the school Gmail once. Mamigo joins as a silent reader — it never posts, never replies, never sends.

Read‑only by design
2

It reads everything

Every "quick reminder", every 900‑word PTA newsletter, every 47‑message cake‑sale thread — read, understood, and sorted into what it actually means.

So you don't have to
3

You get the short list

One clean list of things that genuinely need a parent, each with its one‑tap action. Everything else waits quietly in a feed you can skim — or skip.

3 things, not 300 messages
What it does

Small list in front.
Big machine behind it.

Tasks that end

Sign it, pack it, bring it, pay it — each with a due date and a done button. When a task needs another one first, Mamigo knows, and waits.

Straight to your calendar

The dentist, the recital, the early pickup — one tap and it's on your Google Calendar. Never automatically; you stay in charge of your own week.

A feed worth skimming

The news without the noise: what happened at school, what's coming up, what got cancelled. Grouped by topic, not by who typed fastest.

Your kid's photos, caught

Class photos scroll past at 9pm and vanish forever. Mamigo spots the ones with your kid in them and saves them to your camera roll.

Reply without scrolling

Need to answer the group? Mamigo drafts the reply and opens the chat with it ready to paste. You read, you press send — it never speaks for you.

Phone and web, same brain

The app on your phone and the app in your browser are the same Mamigo. Check off a task at your desk; it's done everywhere.

Privacy, the boring way

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 per family. Kid names are masked before any AI ever sees a word.

The whole point

Done means done.
Go be a person.

No streaks. No points. No "you missed 4 tasks!". When the list runs out, Mamigo doesn't hand you more — it tells you to go enjoy the time it just gave back.

Ruby the kangaroo doing yoga
Go sit on a mat and breathe
Ruby the kangaroo napping
Go lie down. You've earned it
Ruby the kangaroo out shopping
Go buy something that isn't milk
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.

Open Mamigo WhatsApp + Gmail · Read‑only · Your messages are never stored