Free · About 15 minutes a week · Run it Sunday night
Weekly workflow · Catch the conflict before it's a scramble Kept current · Updated quarterly
The family calendar, held by one brain that is not yours.
Most household stress starts as a calendar collision. This workflow surfaces the pickup that overlaps a meeting and the practice that runs into homework, before Monday.
What you're building
A weekly review that finds the conflicts before they find you.
Once a week (most members run it Sunday night), copy your family's week into a chat. Your work meetings, the kids' practices, school events, anything on the calendar. Your AI gives you a clean briefing: conflicts, tight handoffs, gaps, and what needs prep. Text your partner. Add reminders. Close the loop.
What it will do, and what it won't
Your AI does the spotting. You still do the resolving.
Here's what you can count on, and where you stay in control.
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Copy the prompt. Paste your week. Read the conflicts. Text the handoffs.
The block below is sized to your setup. The header tells you what it does. The note under it tells you what to do with what comes back.
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Mark it done. Save your notes. Pin it for next Sunday.
Once your first calendar review is running, mark this complete. Use the notes box to save anything you tweaked: a wording change, a category you skipped, the time on Sunday that works. Pin the page so it's one click away every week.