The Chat Simplifies Your Communication!

Who Can See What in the Chat?  

When you start a new thread, you choose who will participate and thus be able to see and write in the thread. Not everyone invited to the app can see all threads. You set the visibility when you start the thread and decide who gets an invitation to join. If you want to discuss something only with your co-parent, make the thread visible only to them. If you want the children and/or another invited person to see and participate in the thread, make it visible to them as well.

How Do I Invite Someone to the Chat?

Anyone with an account in the app within the same subscription as you can be invited to chat threads. Here's how:

1. Go to Chat > press the orange "plus" sign at the bottom right.
2. Choose a name/subject for the thread.
3. Click on the avatars of those you want to include in the thread (their avatars will be in color).
4. Click "Create."
    

Your new chat thread is now at the top of the thread list.

If someone in the family is not yet in the app, you can easily invite them via Settings. Choose "Add Child" or "Add Important Adult" depending on who you want to add.

Archive Thread or Change Name or Subject 

Inside the thread, there are three dots at the top right. There you can change the subject or archive the thread.

"Is It Possible to Delete Threads?"

No, threads cannot be deleted. What is written remains. The reason for this is that it can be important to go back and see what was said. Therefore, conversations cannot be changed or deleted afterward. If you no longer want to see a conversation, archive it.

AI Filter Minimizes Toxic Language

To minimize toxic language, the chat has an AI filter that detects if what is written might be toxic. If a parent starts typing a chat message with swear words, offensive language, or negative comments, the AI filter warns them by changing the text box color to yellow, orange, or red depending on the level of toxicity. The message can still be sent, but the sender receives a clear warning that the message to the co-parent is likely to be conflict-inducing.

Common Threads Created by Others  

Other parents have created threads for the following topics:

• Parent thread (only the parents)
• Us (kids and parents together)
• School Thread (convenient to have everything about school in one place)
• Activities (updates about activities such as sports, music, art, and other extracurriculars)
• Birthdays and Holidays (thread for wish lists, party planning, and other important details)

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