Stop being the one who has to keep track offorms, deadlines, schedule changes, invites, appointments

It doesn’t always have to be you. Send it to Tracy. She figures out what matters, what needs to happen next, and lets you know when it’s time to act.

Hand it to Tracy

Send it from where you already are

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What you don’t have to keep in your head

A calendar deadline and a checklist of forms to complete

Less managing your family. More being with them

What parents are saying

I swear half my brain is just ‘don’t forget the form on Friday.’ I want to hand that part off Deseence really hepled here.
My partner will ask what’s happening this week and somehow I’m the database. Not anymore tho
I really didn’t want another family app I have to keep updated. With dessence that just became one less thing for me to manage.
“It’s mostly tiny things, but tiny things are what kill me. Forms, random deadlines, something they need tomorrow. I send it over and move on.”
Rachel, mom of 1
“I had completely forgotten about the permission slip until dEssence brought it back up. No 8am panic for once.”
Hannah, working mom
“School sends SO much stuff. I usually skim it and hope I didn’t miss anything important. This makes that a lot less stressful.”
Olivia, mom of 1
“I’m good with dates. It’s the random payment or ‘bring this tomorrow’ message that gets me every time.”
Tom, dad of 2
“I’m very good at saving things and extremely bad at ever looking at them again. Tracy actually brings them back.”
Kate, working mom
“I like that I don’t have to decide what to do with something the second it arrives. Sometimes I genuinely don’t have the brain space.”
Emily, parent of 1
“Between school, football, appointments, and everything else, there’s always something floating around in my head. Now I have somewhere to put it.”
Alex, dad of 3
“I’m the person everyone asks: when, where, what do we need, did you sign it. dEssence doesn’t magically fix family admin, but it takes some of that load off.”
Mark, dad of 1
I don’t need another calendar. I need something to catch the email, tell me what actually matters, and bring it back before it’s suddenly tomorrow.
Tracy really unloaded me. It's the tiny things that get me. Bring this on Tuesday, sign that by Thursday, schedule changed to 4:30. None of it is hard. There’s just always another one.
“I’m the one who remembers everything in our house and I’m so tired of it lol. Tracy takes at least a few things out of my brain.”
Megan, mom of 2
“Half of parenting is remembering something someone told you three weeks ago. I need a backup for that.”
Daniel, dad of 2
“Tracy is where I put things when I’m too tired to deal with them right now.”
Jess, mom of 1
“It sounds small, but once I send something over, I stop repeating it in my head all day.”
Natalie, working parent
“I always feel like I’ve forgotten something. I didn’t realize how tiring that was until I could hand some of it off.”
Rebecca, parent of 1
“I sent a practice update while I was at work and then basically forgot about it. Exactly what I needed.”
James, working dad
“I thought I needed a better calendar. Turns out I needed something to remember why the thing was on the calendar.”
Sarah, mom of 3
“I don’t need reminders about everything. I just need the important stuff to come back before it becomes a problem.”
Julia, working parent
The annoying part isn’t reading the school email. It’s remembering three days later that there was something in it I had to do. Now I hand it off to tracy amd I’m FREE
I can put a date in the calendar. I actually need help with all the stuff around it. Gave it to dessence and now I can spend more quality time with my daughters. Cannot appreciate that more.
“I sent Tracy a school email, forgot about it, and she brought it back up when I needed it. That was when I finally got the point.”
Laura, working mom
“My husband asks me when something is and I’m like... I don’t know, I just know I’m somehow supposed to know. At least Tracy remembers some of it now.”
Sophie, mom of 2
“I don’t want to organize my life better. I want less stuff to organize. This is much closer to that than any planner I’ve tried.”
Claire, parent of 3
“I have screenshots of screenshots of things I was supposed to remember. Now I just send them to Tracy.”
Maya, mom of 2
“It’s the stupid little things like ‘bring a red shirt on Friday’ that take up space in my head all week. dEssence can have those.”
Anna, mom of 3
“I sent Tracy something while walking to pick up my kid because I knew if I waited five minutes, it was gone from my brain.”
Lucy, mom of 2
“Every school email has one sentence that can ruin your Friday if you miss it. Tracy finds that sentence for me.”
Nina, mom of 2
“My brain after 6pm is not available for decoding school newsletters. Tracy can do that part.”
Amy, mom of 2

Tracy handles the family admin without becoming another chore

No setup

Just start sending things

No family dashboard to build, templates to configure, or system everyone has to learn.

No manual sorting

Send first. Organize never

School emails, screenshots, forms, schedules, and invites. Tracy figures out what each one is and keeps the useful details with it.

Everything in one place

Stop wondering where you put it

School information, appointments, forms, screenshots, invites, and family plans can all live in the same library.

Fewer last-minute surprises

Tracy keeps track after you send it

She keeps up with deadlines, schedule changes, and what needs to be ready, then lets you know before something catches you off guard.

No starting from scratch

Tracy remembers the context

You don’t have to explain who’s who, which school, or what’s already going on every time you send something new.

Private by default

Your family information stays yours

We don’t sell your personal data or use it for advertising. You control what Tracy can access and can delete what you no longer want her to keep.

You don’t need another app to organize everything. You need someone to keep track of what happens next.

Start in minutes

A school email, screenshot, form, schedule change, invitation, or appointment.

No setup. No folders. Send it as it is.

As you send more, Tracy remembers who’s who, their schools and activities, your routines, and which details matter to you.

The next thing you send doesn’t start from zero.

Tracy pulls out what matters, keeps track of what happens next, and comes back when something needs your attention.

See what happens after you hand something off

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Family stuff is personalIt stays that way

Encrypted

Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest.

No ads or data sales

We don’t use your family information for advertising or sell your personal data.

No third-party model training

Your content isn’t used to train third-party AI models.

You’re in control

Delete your data or disconnect access anytime.

Start free. Pro is $10 a month

Free covers the things you can’t afford to miss. Pro watches more of them, more often.

Free
$0forever

For the few things you can’t afford to lose.

·20 saves a day
·20 messages a day
·Save from Chrome, Telegram and the web
·100 watches checked daily
Start with one thing
PRO
$10/month

For the family admin you’re tired of keeping in your head

Everything in Free, plus:

·150 saves and 200 messages a day
·100 watches, checked hourly
·Forward school emails and family updates directly to Tracy
·School emails, forms, and updates turned into useful next steps
·Deadlines, schedule changes, and upcoming plans tracked for you
·Family context remembered across everything you send
Make it Tracy’s problem

No credit card to start · cancel anytime · export or delete everything on request.

Before you hand it to Tracy

No. A calendar helps after someone has already found the date, understood the message, added the event, and figured out what needs to happen around it. Tracy starts earlier. Send her the email, screenshot, form, invitation, or update. She pulls out what matters and keeps track of what comes next.

Less keeping track. More being there

Hand Tracy the next form, email, date, or update that lands on your plate.