SchoolBrief turns the flood of teacher newsletters and school announcements into a crisp Alexa update. Just ask — and know exactly what matters today.
Free to join. No spam. Ever.
Good morning. Here is your SchoolBrief update for the week.
For Isaac's class, Ms. Jacobs says the Noetic Math Contest is coming up the Wednesday after Spring Break — Isaac was selected to participate. ILEARN Checkpoint 3 is underway this week.
For Kaylin's class, Ms. Wright says the field trip is March 20th — pack a disposable lunch and wear the lime green Jog-a-Thon shirt. Also, please return the Geodes book bag.
Principal Raycroft reminds families that Spring Break runs March 27th through April 5th. End of third quarter is Tuesday.
That is your SchoolBrief update. Have a great day.
How it works
SchoolBrief securely connects to your Gmail and reads messages from your school's communication platform.
Claude AI reads every email and extracts what matters — deadlines, updates, and reminders — organized by teacher and child.
Your personalized digest is converted to natural audio. Just say "Alexa, open school brief" — any time, any day.
SchoolBrief runs automatically every 12 hours. Permission slips, field trips, deadlines — you'll always know.
Features
Each teacher's update is delivered separately. Know exactly what's happening with each of your kids, not just a jumbled mix of messages.
SchoolBrief refreshes every 12 hours so your briefing is always current. No apps to open, no notifications to chase.
Your email credentials are encrypted and never shared. SchoolBrief reads your emails — nothing else, ever.
Echo Dot, Echo Show, Echo Studio — if it's an Alexa device, it works with SchoolBrief. Enable the skill once and you're done.
Built on email, SchoolBrief works with any school communication platform that sends messages to your inbox.
Ask while making coffee. Hear it in the car. SchoolBrief fits into the moments you already have — not the ones you have to carve out.
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