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SchoolBrief
Three minutes. Just your email, your kids, and their teachers.
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A note from the founder, parent to parent
"I'm John, a dad of two in Zionsville, Indiana. I built SchoolBrief for my own family — and before asking other parents to trust me with information about their kids, I want to be direct: your family's information is used only to generate your digest. Nothing more. I won't do anything with it that I wouldn't want done with my own kids' data. That's a promise from one parent to another."
— John Steber, Founder & Dad · Waypoint Labs, LLC
What we collect: Your email, your kids' names and teachers, and the family emails you forward to us.
What we do with it: We use it to generate your daily digest. That's it.
What we never do: We never sell your information, share it with third parties, or use your kids' information for advertising. You can delete your account and all data at any time.
Beta is at capacity
We're at our current beta cap of 25 families. Drop your email below and we'll let you in as new slots open — usually within a week or two.
The Founders Family deal still applies. When a slot opens, we'll send you an invite link — June, July, and August free, no card required. (Signing up directly from schoolbrief.ai starts a 7-day free trial that does ask for a card; the invite link is how waitlisted families skip that.)
Create your account
Your email and a strong password to get started.
Must include: 8+ characters · 1 uppercase letter · 1 number · 1 special character (!@#$%^&*)
Why do we ask for your kids' names and teachers? So SchoolBrief can say "For Isaac's class, Ms. Jacobs says..." instead of a generic summary. We only use this to organize your digest — nothing else.
Your kids & their teachers
Add each child and their teachers. SchoolBrief organizes updates by child, so nothing gets mixed up.
Your forwarding address
This is the address you'll forward your family's emails to — school, clubs, sports, anything. We've suggested one from your family name — keep it or make it your own. (It's permanent once created.)