Osita: School Mail, Sorted

The field trip form was in the backpack. Under the spelling list. Due yesterday. School mail is a part-time job nobody applied for. Five portals, two class apps, a PTA thread — and picture day still sneaks up on you. Osita takes the job. Connect school email once. With a supported inbox, grant read-only access; otherwise use your family's private forwarding address. Osita turns school updates into plain items on a feed the whole household sees: what's happening, when, which kid, and what to do about it. The date lands on a shared family calendar. A reminder arrives the night before and again the morning of, while there's still time to sign the permission slip or find the orange shirt. WHAT THAT LOOKS LIKE • One feed for the household — check something off and it's checked off for everyone • Events, tasks, and heads-ups, each with a date and a link back to the exact email it came from • A family calendar you can subscribe to from any calendar app you already use • Night-before and morning-of reminders — mute any item, pick the evening time that fits your house SET IT UP ONCE Choose where school mail arrives. Osita shows the simplest secure setup available: connect a supported inbox or forward to a private family address. Recent school updates can become a useful starting feed, and new ones keep arriving automatically. Anything Osita isn't sure about waits for a quick sender review. BUILT FOR THE WHOLE HOUSEHOLD Invite the rest of the family — a co-parent, grandparent, nanny, even a kid with their own phone — and the feed, the calendar, and the reminders are theirs too — remembering stops being one person's job. Add each kid with their school and grade, and every item wears that kid's color, so one glance says whose Tuesday just got complicated. PRIVACY BY DESIGN Connected inbox access is read-only: Osita cannot send, change, or delete your mail. It checks metadata first and reads content only for admitted school mail or a sender you confirm. Forwarding grants no inbox access at all. A sanitized copy stays available while its plans are active and for 30 days after; then it is removed. No ads, and data is never for sale: Osita is paid by families, not advertisers. "Did you see the email?" can retire now. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/