Fred - Your Family Assistant
Family admin, handled. Right inside WhatsApp
What it does
Fred your family Assistant is a WhatsApp contact for busy parents. Forward the school email, snap the permission slip, leave a voice note - Fred remembers who's who, files the dates, and nudges the right parent at the right time. First month free, whole household included.
Forward the school email, snap the permission slip, leave a voice note — Fred tracks the dates, tasks and reminders for the whole household.
He lives in WhatsApp. School letters, clubs, parties, term dates — he does the reading, the remembering and the reminding, so it all stops living in your head. One month free, no card. After that, it's £19.95/month — the early-adopter rate, about 65p a day. ● Private to your family — never shared with other families, never sold, never used to train a model. The job has no title and no clocking-off time. It runs from your head, on your phone, mostly after the kids are in bed. You'd recognise it anywhere: Somewhere in 400 messages across three class group chats is the answer. You're in bed, scrolling for it. It was posted a fortnight ago. Between two memes. The six-month check-up. The wellies…from hellofred.ai
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