TexoEarly access

Texo vs a family calendar app

A family calendar app is a good place to keep the plan once it’s typed in. Someone still has to read the flyer, find the date, work out the fee and type it all in, usually at 9:40pm.

Texo does that part. It’s an AI agent for your household: you send it the photo, the email or the text, and it reads every line and lists what needs doing and by when. You tap Save to keep it.

The short version

A family calendar appTexo
Who reads the flyerYouTexo, small print included
Getting it inYou type each eventSend a photo, paste a text, or forward an email (Premium)
What it holdsDates and timesDates, times, places, amounts, how to pay, what to bring, and the steps nobody wrote at the top
The hidden stepsNot unless you add themFound and listed: the signature, the $12, the background check
Answering questionsSearch what you typedAsk “What’s due this week?” and Texo answers from what you saved
Your calendarIt is the calendarAdds to your Google Calendar (Plus) and checks for clashes

Use both

Texo doesn’t ask you to give up your calendar. With Texo Plus it connects to Google Calendar, checks each new event against what’s there, and adds it for you. It only adds to your own calendar and never invites anyone. It moves, renames or deletes an event only when you ask and tap Confirm. Apple Calendar is coming soon.

The deadlines that aren’t events, like “sign the slip by Friday” or “pay $84.20 by the 21st”, go on Today, the list your household shares.

When a calendar app alone is enough

If most of your plans arrive as a time and a place and you’re happy typing them in, a shared calendar does the job. Texo is for the households where the plans arrive as paper, PDFs, newsletters and group texts, with the details spread across them.

What Texo won’t do

Texo is on the web today at app.texoai.co, with apps for iPhone and Android on the way. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial with every feature, and no card needed.

Try Texo free for 7 days.

No card needed. Sign in with your phone number. See how Texo works.