Give it the school message
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School admin, sorted for parents and carers
One school. One shared plan:Nobody misses the memo.
Musette turns school messages into dates, payments, forms and things to remember — whether you’re managing it yourself, sharing it with a partner, or coordinating across two homes.
- One roof or two
- No school setup
- Your messages stay private
What arrives
Five places. One school week.
Friday newsletter
“…what a wonderful week. Year 4 were magnificent. The £12.50 trip contribution needs to be in by Friday 12th, packed lunch and blazer please…”
Class app post
“Wellies and a waterproof every Monday. Named, please!”
PDF letter
“£215 total, in three instalments. First £75 by 30th September.”
Paper scrap, bottom of the bag: “empty shoebox by Wednesday”.
Four deadlines. Two payments. One person keeping track of all of it.
What you get
One plan. Shared if you need it.
This week
3 to sortKew Gardens trip
Fri 12 Sep · Amelia, Y4
Needs someone
Swimming consent
Tue 16 Sep · Jack, Y2
Dan’s got this
World Book Day
Fri 19 Sep · Whole school
Shared
The useful bit is always in paragraph six.
Press the button. Same message, sorted.
Oakfield Primary · Friday bulletin
Dear Parents and Carers, What a wonderful week we've had! Year 4 have been magnificent in their pond studies and the choir sounded lovely on Wednesday. Thank you to everyone who came along. A few reminders. Year 4's trip to Kew Gardens is on Thursday 18th — the £12.50 contribution needs to be in by Friday 12th please, and children will need a packed lunch and school blazer. Swimming consent forms for Year 2 must be returned by Tuesday. Next Friday is World Book Day.
Press sort
Dates, money, forms and kit — pulled out one by one, matched to the right child, with a plain line about who’s handling it.
Three moments. That’s it.
It finds the things you have to do
Dates, payments, forms and kit. Year groups that aren’t yours are left out.
…the £12.50 contribution needs to be in by Friday 12th, and children need a packed lunch.
One clear plan — shared if you need it
Claim it, tick it off, add it to your calendar. Invite another adult and they get their own login onto the same plan.
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Dan’s got this
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Seen by both
One clear plan, however your family works.
Manage school admin yourself, share it with a partner, or keep two homes in sync. School Sorted keeps the dates, forms, payments and prep in one place — and only adds another login when you need one.
Managing it yourself
Everything works with one adult. No invite required.
Parenting together
Share the school admin without one person becoming the default organiser.
Co-parenting across two homes
Two logins, one version of what’s happening — without forwarding screenshots back and forth.
DDan
Optional: invite another adultForm due
Swimming consent
Tue 16 Sep · Jack, Year 2
- Needs someone
- Dan’s got this
- Sorted
Share it and you get one extra layer: who’s handling each item, and whether the other adult has seen it.
If you want to share the plan, you invite another adult with a link you send yourself. No invite emails or push notifications from us yet.
Daniel Betts
Founder of Musette
Built from real family life.
I’ve spent years talking openly about family life with a community of 46,000 people on Instagram. Along the way I’ve worked with brands including Amazon, Invisalign and Huel, been featured in The Times and joined conversations on podcasts including Amicable.
My other world is marketing. I’ve spent my career leading teams for businesses trying to move things in a better direction, particularly in sustainability. The common thread has always been making positive choices easier for people.
Musette brings those two parts of my life together. Parenting already comes with enough mental load. I think technology should remove some of it — not add another thing to manage.
Build useful things. Make life a little easier. Leave things better than I found them.
Follow @the_breaking_dadOne small price. One household.
Founding family · yearly
£29/year
Save 39%Works out at £2.42 a month, billed annually. Monthly would be £47.88 — you keep £18.88.
- One or two adults, one or two homes
- Unlimited children
- Unlimited messages, photos and PDFs
- Calendar export for anything dated
- Founding price held while we build
Monthly
£3.99/mo
Same everything, month to month — £47.88 a year if you stay. A price we’re testing during early access, and there’s nothing to pay today.
- No card needed today
- Cancel whenever
- Up to two adults included
Free during early access. No card required. You’ll confirm your plan before any payment is taken.
Yearly is the one we’d pick: same product, £18.88 less. Choosing a plan now just tells us which you’d prefer later.
The reasonable questions.
Do I have to pay now?
No. Musette is free during early access and we don’t ask for a card. If you choose annual or monthly, you’re only telling us which plan you’d prefer when paid plans launch. You’ll be asked to confirm before anything is charged.
Is this only for separated parents?
No. It’s for any parent or carer running school admin — on your own, with a partner, or across two homes. Two-home families are a setup we’ve built for properly: you pick yours once and the app words things to match.
Do schools need to sign up?
No. Schools do nothing differently and never hear from us. You hand over the messages they already send you.
What can I send it?
Pasted text from an email or school app, screenshots or photos of a notice, and PDF letters. Scanned image-only PDFs are the weak spot — a screenshot works better there.
Can I forward school emails to it?
Not yet. That’s coming to the beta. Paste, screenshot and PDF all work today.
Can I use it on my own?
Yes. Nothing waits for a second person. If you do want another adult in — a partner, a co-parent, a grandparent — you create an invite link in Settings, send it however you like, and they sign in to the same plan with their own login.
Does it know which child a message is about?
Usually. Tell it your children’s names and year groups once. When it can’t tell, it leaves the child blank rather than guessing.
What if it gets something wrong?
Every item is editable and the original quote sits underneath it. Anything unsure is flagged for a look.
Give the school admin somewhere else to live.
Two minutes to set up. Send it one school message and see what comes out.
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