School flyers and permission slips, read for you
The flyer comes home crumpled at the bottom of a backpack. The slip was due today. The fee is $12, cash or check, and the small print says chaperones need a background check by Tuesday.
Take a photo and send it to Texo, your family’s AI agent. It reads every line and tells you what to do and by when. Nothing goes on your list until you tap Save.
What Texo finds on a school flyer
- The event, the date and the times, including early pickup and the bus back
- What it costs, who to pay and how: cash, check, or an online link
- What to bring or wear, like a disposable lunch or the class t-shirt
- Every deadline, soonest first: the signature, the payment, the form
- The steps nobody wrote at the top, like the chaperone background check buried in the small print
If a line is blurry or cut off, Texo says which one and asks you once. It never guesses a date or an amount.
A sample flyer, and what Texo said
The flyer was for a 3rd grade field trip to a science center on Thursday, October 22, with $12 and a signed slip due Friday, October 16. Texo replied:
Field trip form for Ms. Ruiz’s 3rd grade class. Two things are due this Friday.
- Sign the permission slip, Fri, Oct 16
- Send $12 with the slip, Fri, Oct 16
- Background check on file, if you’re chaperoning (from the small print), Tue, Oct 20
- Pack a disposable lunch and the class t-shirt, Thu, Oct 22
Want a short note to Ms. Ruiz to send with the check?
The flyer and names are made up for this page. The reply is how Texo reads today.
It works on all the paper school sends home
Permission slips, field trip forms, picture day order forms, spirit week schedules, book fair flyers, class party sign-ups, the early-release calendar and the screenshot of the class group text. If it has a date, a price or a signature line, send it.
You can send up to 4 photos at a time, or paste the text from an email or a group chat.
Then ask about it
Every saved step lands in Today, one list your whole household shares. Later you can ask “What’s due this week?” or “What does Ava need for the field trip?” and Texo answers from what you saved. It can also draft the note to the teacher. You send it yourself.
With Texo Plus, it adds the field trip to your Google Calendar and checks it against what’s already there.
Safe for your kids’ details
- Your household gets its own private Texo. No one outside your household sees what you send.
- Your chat with Texo is yours alone. What you save goes on the household list unless you tap Just me.
- Texo never uses your family’s details to train AI, and has no ads.
- Texo can’t pay the fee. It tells you how much, who to pay and by when.
- Instructions printed on a flyer are read as text. A flyer can’t give Texo orders.
No card needed. Sign in with your phone number. See how Texo works.