Nothing without its source.
Every date, dollar, and reminder traces back to the original screenshot. “Where did this come from?” is always one tap away.
The beta · 10 parents · one week
School stuffis everywhere.
BACKPAICK is a new family app that turns scattered school and activity communications into one organized home base so you can do less keeping track and more keeping up. Apply for the beta →
No inbox connectionNo setupiPhone and Android10 parents, one week
① The problemWhere school stuff comes from
It's chaos. Apps. Emails. Paper flyers. Group texts. Portals. Voicemails. The thing your kid tells you in the car.
You're not short on information. You're drowning in places, and you've become the human integration layer between all of them.
A teacher emails. A coach uses an app. The theater director has a group chat. A flyer comes home in the backpack. A date gets texted by another parent. BACKPAICK takes that job.
② The fixAbout 12 seconds, on a loop
One screenshot.
No connecting your inbox. No new habit. The screenshot you already take is the whole move.
- 1Screenshot it.
The email, the flyer, the group text. Share it to BACKPAICK the way you'd text it to a friend.
- 2It reads it.
The date, the dollar amount, the thing to bring, and which kid and class it belongs to.
- 3Filed in the right pocket.
Sophia → Science. The original stays attached, always. "Where did this come from?" is one tap.
- 4One thing today.
Open it at 9 PM. One line, one card, and proof the rest is handled.
- 5Handled.
Tap done. The day clears. That's the whole feeling.
③ The backpackOne per kid
Every backpack has pockets.
Each pocket holds one part of your kid's week. A pocket can hold more than one channel.
- 1The school is a pocket. Principal, front office, school-wide news.
- 2Each class is a pocket. Science, English, the teacher who sends the most.
- 3Each after-school activity is a pocket. Theater, piano, the coach's group chat.
Sophia's backpack
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SchoolClassesAfter school
messages come in through
④ Pick a packTen to choose from, or make your own
Pick a pack. Or design one.
Your kid picks the backpack. It becomes the icon on every pocket, every card, every reminder.
Take this pack to the beta →
It rides along with your application and becomes your kid's backpack on day one.
⑤ The real problemCarry less
The problem: the mental load.
It was never the calendar. It's the open loops: the slip, the $12, the outfit, all nagging until something has a plan for them.
- Permission slip · Friday
- $12 for the bus
- Picture day outfit
- Rehearsal moved to 5:30
- Library book back
All clear today.
BACKPAICK makes the plan and shows you the list getting shorter. Every screen leads with the day as one line, then "everything else is in the backpack," then the horizon: today, the rest of the week, the rest of the month, with Clear in green where nothing is due.
⑥ TrustRules, not features
Three ruleswe don’t break.
No inbox connection.
BACKPAICK never reads your email or your messages. It reads what you choose to send it, one screenshot at a time.
You’re in control.
Edit anything it found. Delete anything, anytime. Your kid’s name, school, and week stay yours.
⑦ The betaFall 2026 · Las Vegas and anywhere
Apply to join our beta.
We need 10 parents for 1 full week.
Help shape the app that helps every parent keep up. You bring your real school and activity stuff. We bring the founder.
- 1One full week with your real school and activity stuff.
- 2Screenshot what comes in and add it in the portal. Two minutes a day.
- 3One 30-minute chat with Rebecca Orlov, the founder.
- 4A 90-second check-in at the end of the week.
Free access for lifeA direct line to the founderA say in what it costs
Apply for the beta →
Two minutes. Pill answers. You can stop any day.