Fridgeworthy

Empty the backpack
in seconds.

Scan the whole stack of school papers at once. The Fridgeworthy app reads every page and turns it into your family's week: every date, deadline, and fee, sorted by child.

Download on theApp Store

Free to download. Five scans every month, free.

Encrypted, never used to train AI, yours to delete anytime.

How it works

Watch the whole pile become your week.

  1. Scan the whole stackPoint your camera at everything that came home in the backpack. Many pages, one pass. No sorting the pile first.
  2. We read every pageEvery date, deadline, fee, and to-do — even the three buried in a newsletter paragraph. The original photo stays one tap away.
  3. Straight onto your week, filed by kidEmma's flyer is now two to-dos with deadlines and an event on her calendar — on both parents' phones.
The flyer as Fridgeworthy reads it: a Science Museum Field Trip page for Emma with its extracted to-dos

Built for the parent who owns school logistics.

And tired of carrying every date in their head.

Sorted by child

Emma's field trip and Ryan's soccer schedule don't get tangled. You always know whose form is due when.

The venue rides along

When a paper names a place, it shows up right on the event. The Book Fair knows it's in the school gym.

The original, one tap away

Every date links back to the photo it came from. When you need the fine print, it's right there.

Nothing slips through

A reminder arrives before each deadline, so sign-and-return never sneaks up on you again.

The Fridgeworthy dashboard: '3 to-dos this week' in large type over a note explaining Emma's permission slip is due tomorrow, checkable to-dos with due-date pills, and the week's events day by day — Picture Day, a bus-route change, the Book Fair at the school gym
The Fridgeworthy library: scanned papers as photo cards grouped under an August 2026 header, with All, Ryan, and Emma filter chips and a search box that says Find a paper
The Household tab: Ryan and Emma with their paper counts, the adults Sam and Jess with an invite link ready, and the top of the Papers by email section

The pile, filed. Both parents, in the loop.

Once a paper is read, it doesn't disappear into a drawer. It gets a home, and so does everyone who needs it.

Every paper, kept by month

The library holds every paper that's come home, grouped by month and filtered by kid. When "that one form" comes up again, search finds it.

Both parents, same page

Invite your co-parent to your household. Every scan, date, and to-do shows up on both phones the moment it arrives.

Papers that arrive by email

Your household has its own forwarding address. Send a school email there and it's read like any other paper, PDF attachments included.

Pricing

One subscription. The whole household.

One parent subscribes and everyone's covered: invite your co-parent at no extra cost. Five scans every month are free, no plan needed.

Free

$0

No billing at all

5 scans a month

Enough to clear a week's backpack and see how it works.

Basic

$4.99/mo$4.99$3.33/mo

Billed monthly

Billed $39.99 a year Save 33%

50 scans a month

Covers one or two kids' backpacks: about a dozen papers a week.

Premium

$7.99/mo$7.99$5.42/mo

Billed monthly

Billed $64.99 a year Save 32%

200 scans a month

Three or more kids, teams, and camps: room for nearly 50 papers a week.

U.S. App Store pricing. Cancel anytime in your App Store settings.

Your papers stay yours.

Your papers are read only to pull out the dates and to-dos. They're never used to train AI models, and you can delete everything (account, scans, and data) anytime.

The specifics: everything is encrypted in transit and at rest, our analytics never see document contents or kids' names, and Settings > Delete Account removes every scan, date, and record immediately.

Read the privacy policy

Questions parents ask.

The stuff worth knowing before the first scan.

Does it sync school dates to my calendar?

Yes. Turn on calendar sync and choose any calendar on your iPhone, and every date Fridgeworthy finds shows up there automatically. That includes a Google Calendar, if you've added that account to your iPhone's calendar settings. It's one-way, from Fridgeworthy into your calendar, so field trips and picture day sit next to everything else you track.

Can both parents see the same school papers?

Invite your co-parent to your household and you'll both see the same scans, dates, and to-dos on your own phones. No more forwarding photos of the same permission slip.

What kinds of papers can it read?

The stuff that piles up in the backpack: permission slips, event flyers, class schedules, lunch menus, sign-up sheets, and newsletters. Snap the whole stack and Fridgeworthy sorts out the dates and to-dos.

Do I need a scanner or special equipment?

No, just your iPhone camera. Point it at the whole messy stack and snap each page. There's no flatbed scanner, no app-switching, and no sorting the pile first.

What about school emails and app notices?

Paper isn't the only pile. When a notice shows up by email or in a school app, screenshot it and share it straight to Fridgeworthy from the share sheet — it's read like any other paper. Your household also has its own forwarding address (on the Household tab): forward a school email there and it's read too, PDF attachments included.

Does it work with ClassDojo, ParentSquare or TeamSnap?

Yes, though not by connecting an account, because there isn't one to connect. Whatever your school or team posts in, you screenshot the post and Fridgeworthy reads it like any other paper. The guides walk through it app by app, including what each one's own calendar carries and what it leaves behind: ClassDojo, ParentSquare, Remind, PowerSchool, Schoology, SchoolTool, MySchoolBucks, TeamSnap, GameChanger, SportsEngine, Spond, BAND and Kangarootime.

Is my kids' information private?

Yes. Papers are processed only to pull out the dates and to-dos, they're never used to train AI models, and you can delete everything anytime. Read the privacy policy.

How much does it cost?

Free covers 5 scans a month with no subscription. Basic is $4.99/month (or $39.99/year) for 50, and Premium is $7.99/month (or $64.99/year) for 200. Most one- or two-kid households fit in Basic; three or more kids usually want Premium. Not sure? Start free and let a week's backpack decide. One subscription covers your whole household: a co-parent you invite is included at no extra cost.

Is it only for iPhone?

For now, yes. Fridgeworthy is built for iPhone first, with more platforms on the roadmap.

More questions? Visit support or email support@fridgeworthy.ai.

Empty tonight's backpack.

Fridgeworthy is on the App Store for iPhone. Five scans every month are free, so tonight's pile is a good place to start.

"Saves me from missing the important stuff and stressing about keeping track of papers."
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Free to download. One subscription covers the whole household.