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https://www.nuet.ai/A calendar that fills itself from school messages
Nuet is a parent assistant built by a Swedish team of parents, led by founder Daniel Axsäter. Its job is narrow and practical: it watches the places where family logistics arrive, such as school emails, class WhatsApp groups, newsletters and photos of printed notices, and turns the dates inside them into calendar events. You do not chat with it or type prompts. Once connected, it works in the background and the events simply appear in the calendar you already use.
Where it collects events from
- Email: Gmail, Outlook, iCloud and Yahoo accounts, with no limit on how many inboxes you connect. You choose which senders it should watch, so it reads the school and the club rather than your whole inbox.
- WhatsApp groups: it joins as a linked device and reads the class or team chats you pick, without posting anything or showing up to other members.
- Screenshots and photos: snap a newsletter, a poster or a note on the fridge, or screenshot an iMessage or text thread.
- Forwarded emails: flight, hotel and restaurant confirmations can be forwarded in.
- Voice memos: say something like “dentist Thursday at 3pm” and it becomes an event.
What lands in your calendar
Nuet extracts dates, times, deadlines and the small details that are easy to miss, such as “bring PE kit” or “permission slip due Friday”, and writes them to Google Calendar, Outlook or iCloud. It also keeps a to-do list for deadlines and sends a morning briefing of what matters today. Events can be tagged per child and shared with the other parent. The site lists ready integrations with common school platforms including ParentMail, Arbor, ClassDojo, SIMS, Seesaw, ParentSquare, MyChildAtSchool and Bromcom.
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Because it reads family email, privacy is the first question most parents ask. Nuet says emails are processed but not stored on its servers, that it only reads the senders you approve, and that it has passed CASA Tier 2, the independent security assessment Google requires before an app may read Gmail data. The company also states that personal data is processed only to extract events and is not used to train AI models. As with any service that reads your inbox, check the current privacy policy and approve only the senders it needs.
Pricing
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial with full access. After that, the Individual plan costs $6.99 a month or $59.99 a year, and the Family plan, which covers two parent accounts that each connect their own inbox, costs $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year. UK prices are the same figures in pounds. Both plans include every feature; there are no feature tiers.
Who it suits, and what to keep in mind
Nuet fits busy parents with children in school, clubs and activities, especially where information arrives scattered across several inboxes and noisy WhatsApp groups. It won Gold for Best Parenting App at the MadeForMums Tech Awards 2026. Its school integrations and term-date pages lean toward the UK and Sweden, and the app works in English, so families elsewhere should test it on their own school’s messages during the trial. It is a mobile app for iOS and Android rather than a web tool, and there is no permanent free plan.
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