Create an illustrated children book
Draft and iteratively refine learning story content using screenshots.
Merge game and practice updates from multiple family chat apps.
A unified daily morning briefing showing where each child needs to be.
"Muse monitors the sports schedules of the user's four kids across four messaging apps and sends a daily push notification laying out everyone's day, so the user knows where each kid needs to be. The user describes setup as very easy and free."
The kids' schedule information — the post mentions monitoring schedules across four messaging apps.
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Gather materials: The kids' schedule information — the post mentions monitoring schedules across four messaging apps.
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Monitor my kids' sports schedules across our messaging apps: [list the apps, e.g., WhatsApp, iMessage]. Each morning at [time, timezone], extract every kid's practices, games, and times and send me one push notification summarizing everyone's day: who, what, where, and when. If a schedule changes during the day, notify me about the change immediately. Only use the schedule information for this digest — do not message anyone on my behalf without asking me first.
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