// Problem, Solution, Features, Social Proof, FAQ sections
function Problem() {
const pains = [
{
icon: ,
title: "Buried in your inbox",
desc: "The field trip permission form was in your inbox. You found it a day after it expired.",
},
{
icon: ,
title: "It went to the wrong parent",
desc: "Soccer registration went to your ex. You have the kids that Saturday.",
},
{
icon: ,
title: "It's buried in WhatsApp",
desc: '"Practice moved to Friday" — buried somewhere in 47 messages you haven\'t opened.',
},
{
icon: ,
title: "The invisible second job",
desc: "Forwarding, RSVPing, copy-pasting, reminding. It adds up to hours you don't have.",
},
];
return (
The problem
You didn't sign up to be
the family scheduler.
Three inboxes, two calendars, four group chats — and somewhere in
there is a dentist appointment you haven't seen yet.
{pains.map((p, i) => (
{p.icon}
{p.title}
{p.desc}
))}
);
}
function HowItWorks() {
const [active, setActive] = React.useState(0);
const paused = React.useRef(false);
const steps = [
{
title: "Connect",
desc: "Sign in with Gmail. Read-only — we can never send, delete, or touch anything in your inbox.",
icon: ,
},
{
title: "We watch",
desc: "Every new email gets checked. Newsletters, receipts, and junk are filtered before you see them.",
icon: ,
},
{
title: "We extract",
desc: "School concerts, doctor's appointments, soccer practice — pulled straight into your calendar.",
icon: ,
},
{
title: "You just show up",
desc: "Events go into the right calendar with the right person tagged. Drafted replies wait for your OK.",
icon: ,
},
];
React.useEffect(() => {
const t = setInterval(() => {
if (!paused.current) setActive((a) => (a + 1) % steps.length);
}, 3200);
return () => clearInterval(t);
}, []);
return (
);
}
// ============================================================
// Features grid
// ============================================================
function Features() {
const feats = [
{
tag: "Inbox",
icon: ,
title: "Your inbox gets quiet",
desc: "Newsletters, receipts, and social updates fade out. The message from the school nurse floats to the top.",
},
{
tag: "Calendar",
icon: ,
title: "Events show up before you forget them",
desc: "Dates, times, and locations go into the right calendar automatically. You'll know about a conflict before it bites you.",
},
{
tag: "Drafts",
icon: ,
title: "Replies drafted, waiting for you",
desc: "RSVPs, confirmations, follow-ups — written in your voice. Nothing goes out until you say yes.",
},
{
tag: "Co-parent",
icon: ,
title: "Coordinate without copy-paste",
desc: "Your co-parent gets the soccer schedule, not your whole inbox. You control what they see — and you can take it back any time.",
},
];
return (
What it does
Fewer things to track.
Fewer things to forget.
{feats.map((f, i) => (
{f.icon}
{f.tag}
{f.title}
{f.desc}
))}
);
}
// ============================================================
// Social proof
// ============================================================
function SocialProof() {
const quotes = [
{
name: "Sarah K.",
role: "Beta user · Co-parent of two",
quote:
"I stopped being the family secretary. The first week, it caught a school early-dismissal email I'd missed for three days.",
avatar: "#74473B",
},
{
name: "Marcus T.",
role: "Beta user · Two-job parent",
quote:
"Between my shifts and the kids' schedules, I was missing things. Now everything just shows up in my calendar. It feels like cheating.",
avatar: "#2D5A52",
},
{
name: "Priya R.",
role: "Beta user · Family of five",
quote:
"The WhatsApp parents-group monitoring alone is worth it. No more scrolling back through 200 messages to find practice times.",
avatar: "#71717A",
},
];
return (
Early signal
From our private beta.
Names changed, words verbatim. Real users from our Spring 2026 beta.
{quotes.map((q, i) => (
"{q.quote}"
{q.name[0]}
{q.name}
{q.role}
))}
);
}
// ============================================================
// FAQ
// ============================================================
function FAQ() {
const [open, setOpen] = React.useState(0);
const items = [
{
q: "Can you actually read all my emails?",
a: "We request read-only Gmail access — we can't send, delete, or change anything. Email content is processed to find events and then discarded. We only keep the basics: sender, subject, timestamp, and a one-line summary.",
},
{
q: "Where does my data live?",
a: "Your data is encrypted and stored securely. You can export or permanently delete everything from Settings — full deletion completes within 30 days.",
},
{
q: "What happens to my email body? Does it get stored?",
a: "No. Email content is processed in memory to detect events and immediately discarded. The only thing we save is the event itself (date, title, location) and a short summary — never the email body.",
},
{
q: "How does co-parent sharing actually work?",
a: "You choose which categories flow to your co-parent — school, medical, activities, whatever makes sense. They see the event details, never the original email. Revoke any time; future events stop sharing immediately.",
},
{
q: "What if it gets something wrong?",
a: "Anything we're not sure about gets flagged for your review before it touches your calendar. You correct it, and the system gets better over time. Events only land in your calendar when we're confident — or when you've approved them.",
},
{
q: "When do I get access?",
a: "We're inviting beta users in waves through Q2 2026. Founding members get a free lifetime Personal plan and direct line to the team.",
},
];
return (