Ollie is a family assistant built to help parents keep track of tasks, schedules, and follow-up work. It is described as a second brain for parents and as a trusted family assistant that remembers things and keeps everyone on track.
The product says it watches for things users might miss and takes the next step proactively. Its named functions include handling school emails, reminders, and a family calendar. In school emails, it catches deadlines, schedule changes, and action items so nothing slips through. For reminders, a user can text Ollie when something comes to mind and move on. For family scheduling, it aims to prevent missed conflicts, double bookings, and last-minute scrambles. The page also says it manages inboxes, calendars, and to-dos for working parents, and that it keeps busy families’ multiple schedules and schools in one place.
Ollie is presented as a text-based service, with the phrase just a text away indicating how it is used. It is framed for families like working parents, moms running the household, and families with busy kids, and it says every family runs differently while Ollie learns yours. The page also emphasizes that it handles more than adding events to a calendar, including the conflicts, coordination, and follow-through around them.
Pricing is limited to a statement that users can get started for free.
Ollie sits in PulseGate's Calendar sync & group scheduling category. It focuses on coordinating family schedules, reminders, and tasks to reduce mental load for parents. It is built as a consumer product for families and parents. There is a free tier. It ships for the web.
Ollie first shipped in 2024. Among its 7 catalogued features are family calendar, reminders, and task management.
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