# parte.

> parte. is an AI family assistant with a shared family calendar, for iPhone, iPad and the web. Forward a school email, snap a photo of a letter, or send a WhatsApp, and parte. adds the events and tasks to the household's calendar so everyone knows what's happening. It is free to use, with no adverts and no card required.

Key facts:

- Platforms: iPhone and iPad app ([App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6762666777)) and a web dashboard at https://dash.parte.app. Family members can join from any web browser without downloading the app.
- AI intake: forwarded emails, photos of letters or flyers, PDFs, pasted text and WhatsApp messages are turned into calendar events and linked to-dos. One intake can produce many events.
- Wall display: any iPad, including an old one, can run as an always-on family calendar for the kitchen wall.
- Co-parenting: children with two homes can be linked across households; each parent keeps their own calendar and every edit is recorded.
- Calendar sync: Google Calendar and Outlook, included on the free plan.
- Daily household summary at 7am, reminders, and to-do lists linked to each event.
- Pricing (UK, VAT included): Free plan with 5 AI intakes a month; pay as you go at 20p per extra intake with a monthly spending cap; Premium at £3.99/month per family (up to 10 members) for unlimited intakes and conversational WhatsApp.
- Built by Dineke and AJ, parents in the UK. Contact: contact@parte.app

## Product

- [Home](https://parte.app/): Overview of the AI family assistant and shared calendar
- [Pricing](https://parte.app/pricing): Free, pay-as-you-go and Premium plans, what counts as an intake, and a comparison with other family calendar apps
- [iPad family wall calendar](https://parte.app/ipad-family-calendar): Which iPads work, what to buy, how to mount it and how to set it up
- [Co-parenting calendar](https://parte.app/co-parenting-calendar): Shared calendar for children with two homes
- [Free family calendar app](https://parte.app/free-family-calendar-app): What the free plan includes
- [Help](https://parte.app/help): FAQs, account management, data and support

## Comparisons

- [Skylight alternative](https://parte.app/skylight-alternative): parte. on an existing iPad versus a Skylight screen and Plus subscription
- [Cozi alternative](https://parte.app/cozi-alternative): No adverts and free AI import versus Cozi Max
- [FamilyWall alternative](https://parte.app/familywall-alternative): Free Google and Outlook sync versus FamilyWall Premium
- [Family calendar apps compared](https://parte.app/blog/family-calendar-apps-compared): Skylight vs Cozi vs TimeTree vs Hearth for UK families

## Blog

- [How to manage a family schedule](https://parte.app/blog/how-to-manage-a-family-schedule): Five habits that stop a family schedule falling apart
- [The event is in the calendar](https://parte.app/blog/the-event-is-in-the-calendar): Linking to-dos to family events and giving each one an owner
- [What is the mental load?](https://parte.app/blog/the-mental-load-is-real): What the research says about the invisible work of running a home
- [A dad's honest take on the mental load](https://parte.app/blog/a-dads-honest-take-on-the-mental-load): What owning it looks like
- [AI as your PA, not your therapist](https://parte.app/blog/ai-as-your-pa-not-your-therapist): Where AI earns its keep as a family assistant
- [Back to school](https://parte.app/blog/back-to-school-september): Getting school letters and dates onto one shared calendar
- [Christmas starts in October](https://parte.app/blog/christmas-starts-in-october): Family Christmas planning, with a free planner to download
- [Planning the summer holidays in May](https://parte.app/blog/how-to-plan-the-summer-holidays-in-may): Five things to sort before the school holidays
- [Letting go of the paper calendar](https://parte.app/blog/letting-go-of-the-paper-calendar): Going digital as a family and keeping the wall

## Optional

- [About](https://parte.app/about): The team behind parte.
- [Building an app with AI, no code](https://parte.app/blog/the-code-is-solved): How parte. was built
- [Privacy notice](https://parte.app/privacy)
- [Terms of service](https://parte.app/terms)