Why does every plan end up in my head?
Coming soon for iPhone & iPadSay it, or share it from the group chat. WeePlanner checks it with you and puts it in the right place, on both parents’ iPhones.
From a group chat On the go? Just say it
Hover or press play to explore · Illustrated demos · Sample family
For the “let’s do that” moments
A free workshop. A piano lesson. That Zoom talk you really wanted to join. It’s easy to say “we should go” and lose the details in the next twenty messages.
Keep the plan. Keep the possibility.
Share a PDF, screenshot, photo or message to WeePlanner, or take a photo of the flyer right in the app. It waits in your Inbox with the original. Nothing goes into your calendar until you check it and tap Add.
Got a plan in a message, PDF, screenshot or photo? Share it to WeePlanner, or tap + and Take a photo of the flyer. It waits in your Inbox, with the original kept alongside.
Messages are read on your iPhone. For a PDF or photo, tap Read with AI and WeePlanner fills in the date, time and place.
The first time, WeePlanner asks before anything is sent. Only the item you tap is sent.
Check the details, choose who it’s for, then tap Add. Nothing is added until you do.
It lands in the right person’s day, with the original a tap away.
Illustrated walkthrough and native app screens · Sample plans
On a walk, or just off a phone call. Open WeePlanner and say the new plan while it’s still fresh.
“Mia swimming
Thursday 5 pm.”
Tap the big microphone and talk. Your words appear on screen as you speak; tap it again to stop.
Tap Review plan. Check the details and choose the person before adding.
Your new plan joins the family calendar, on both parents’ iPhones when you share it.
WeePlanner is in English, with Spanish and Turkish translations. Your words are turned into text on your iPhone or iPad.
Voice transcription happens on your device.
Paste or share an invite with a Zoom or Google Meet link, and WeePlanner keeps the link with the plan. When it’s time, open the plan and tap Join online. Adding it yourself? Switch on Online and paste the link.
Carpool or swim practice every weekday? Choose Every weekday and the plan repeats Monday through Friday. Or just say it: “Mia swim practice every weekday at 4 pm.”
Native app screens · Sample family
A maybe for Saturday. A flyer to check later. The Inbox keeps your shared originals together, ready when you are.
Save it now. Decide when you have a moment.
Native app screen · Sample flyers
The point of a plan is getting to enjoy it. Choose a reminder when you add an event, so your iPhone or iPad can give you a nudge.
Each iPhone reminds you of the people you choose, and on Sunday evening a quiet summary shows the week ahead. Both are in Settings → Reminders, and notifications need to be enabled.
Native app screens · Sample family
Give everyone a color. See who’s doing what, and keep your family’s plans organized on your iPhone or iPad.
One family view, on both parents’ iPhones once you share with your partner. Kids are profiles; they don’t need a phone.
We’re a family in Houston. Our group chats are full of good things: community events, free workshops, plans for the kids. But between seeing a flyer and remembering to add it to a calendar, life happens.
We’re building WeePlanner for that little gap. A place for the plans we want to keep, and the moments we don’t want to miss.
Built by a family in Houston. For days like yours.
Your first 50 plans are free, however you add them. No card, no account.
50 plans, added by hand, by voice, from messages or with Read with AI. Up to 50 shared flyers and PDFs. Read with AI on the free start is fair use: up to 50 readings.
Unlimited plans: by hand, by voice, from messages and shared flyers. Any free AI readings you have left stay yours.
Everything in Basic, and up to 100 AI readings a month: Read with AI fills in the date, time and place from a flyer, photo or the first page of a PDF.
Lots of flyers every month? Choose Plus.
We’ll post prices here on launch day.
Nothing to cancel: you pay only if you choose Basic or Plus. When your free plans are used, or a subscription ends, nothing is deleted. You can still see your plans and saved flyers, delete them, and export your plans as a calendar file (.ics). The subscription screen shows when your free plans are used, or when you open it in Settings.
Your calendar stays on your device, and in your iCloud when you share it with your partner. No account to create. No ads in your way.
The things families ask before they start.
Not yet. WeePlanner is coming soon to the US App Store, for iPhone and iPad with iOS 26 or later.
Yes, to start. Your first 50 plans are free, however you add them: by hand, by voice, from messages or with Read with AI, which on the free start is fair use (up to 50 readings). No card and no account. After that, WeePlanner Basic keeps you planning, and Plus adds 100 AI readings a month. We’ll post prices here on launch day. See Pricing.
Nothing is deleted. You can still see your calendar and saved flyers, delete plans, and export them as a calendar file (.ics). To add or change plans, choose WeePlanner Basic or Plus. The same applies if a subscription ends.
To add plans after the free start, yes. A subscription is for one Apple Account; Family Sharing isn’t offered for WeePlanner subscriptions. In a shared family, the 50 free plans count once for the whole family.
Yes. In Settings, tap Share with your partner and send the invitation. Your partner installs WeePlanner, taps the link and joins your family. You both see and change the same plans, kept up to date through iCloud, and each iPhone can show a quiet notification when the other parent adds, changes or removes a plan. You can stop sharing, or leave the family, at any time in Settings.
Not yet. WeePlanner is made for iPhone and iPad for now. Would you use it on Android? Email [email protected] with “Android” in the subject.
Not yet. At launch, WeePlanner is on the US App Store only.
Your family profiles, plans and saved originals are stored on this iPhone or iPad. If you share your family with your partner, WeePlanner also keeps it in your iCloud so both iPhones stay up to date. Device backups are managed separately through your Apple settings. See our Privacy Policy.
Yes. Share a flyer, photo or PDF to WeePlanner and it waits in the Inbox with the original. Tap Read with AI and WeePlanner fills in the date, time and place from it (the first page of a PDF). The first time, it asks for your permission before anything is sent. Read with AI makes one plan per flyer. A schedule with many dates stays in your Inbox for you to add. You always check the details and choose who the plan is for before adding it. On the free start, Read with AI is fair use (up to 50 readings); WeePlanner Plus includes up to 100 a month. If you prefer not to use AI, fill in the details yourself.
Yes. A plan comes to mind on a walk, or a phone call brings a new plan? Open WeePlanner, tap the microphone and say the plan, like “Mia swimming Thursday 5 pm”. Tap Review plan, then check the date, time and person before adding it to your calendar. You can speak English, Spanish or Turkish. Your words are turned into text on your iPhone or iPad, and the audio stays on your device. If you tap Read with AI on a plan, only its text is sent, never the audio.
Voice entry creates a new plan. To change an existing plan, open it and tap Edit. If the “Is this right?” card finds similar plans, “Open it” takes you to an existing plan without saving the new one; “Add anyway” saves a separate plan. When someone you chose already has a plan at that time, the card lists it under “At the same time”; it’s a note, not a block.
No. Add children as profiles with their own name, color and calendar column. You manage their plans on your device; children do not have separate accounts or editing permissions in the current version.
Yes. Paste or share an invite with a Zoom or Google Meet link, and WeePlanner keeps the link with the plan. When it’s time, open the plan and tap Join online. Adding a plan yourself? Switch on Online and paste the link.
We’re getting WeePlanner ready for your family.
Know someone who loses good plans in group chats?
Have a question or an idea? Talk to us.
