Accepted
Family Clarity · Early access
Know who’s
got pickup.
The event, the ride, and a clear yes. Bring your family’s plans and responsibilities together, so nobody has to guess who’s doing what.
Preparing for beta. Mobile access is currently by invitation.
Shared with your family. No continuous location tracking.
An example family
Today’s plan
Leia’s swimming
Riverside pool · Bring a towel
Waiting for response
Try the example. A changed time needs a fresh confirmation.
The time, the address, and who needs to be there.
Separate pickup and drop-off, with an adult assigned to each.
Know what’s accepted and what still needs an answer.
For the everyday handoffs
A busy afternoon.
A clearer plan.
Swimming after school. A workday that runs late. Two adults trying to make the same afternoon happen.
Split the rides
One adult handles drop-off. Another takes pickup. Both responsibilities stay attached to the same event.
Close the loop
An assignment waits for an answer. Accept, decline, or request a change so the family knows where things stand.
Keep children in the plan
Add a child as a participant without giving them a phone or an account. Optional child access is a separate choice.
When the afternoon changes
An old “yes” needs a fresh check.
If the time or address changes, assigned responsibilities return to pending. The person responsible can confirm the new details before everyone relies on them.
Explore the features →Illustrative example, using fictional family details.
Built around a private family space
Coordinate the plan. Respect each other’s space.
Family members share events and responsibilities. The app does not continuously track where people are. You decide what details to put into the shared plan.
How privacy works →A few things to know
Before you get started.
Can I use Family Clarity today?
You can create and verify an early-access account now. The mobile app is in private testing as we prepare for beta. Registration does not guarantee a beta invitation or a launch date. See current availability.
Does everyone need an account?
Each adult uses their own account. A child can be included as a profile without a login or phone. Optional child accounts can see the shared family agenda and respond to their own assignments.
Will it connect to my existing calendar?
Google, Outlook, and device-calendar connections are in development. Calendar sync is not currently offered as a generally available feature.
What does it cost?
Pricing has not been announced. Creating an early-access account does not ask for payment or start a paid subscription.
Make room for a clearer family plan.
Create your early-access account while we prepare for beta. Mobile access remains by invitation.