Halloween
The costumes are in the garage tote you photographed last November. Ask, and the answer is G3.
One shared plan
One shared plan for the whole house.
The calendar, the chores, the shopping, and where things live, on one plan the family shares, so nobody has to be the household search engine.
Nothing is added until you approve it. Documents are read once, then discarded.
Maple Grove ElementaryGrade 3 · Ms. Alvarez · Room 14
Family Prep Sheet2026 to 2027 school year
Key dates
Meet the teacherThu, Sept 3, 4:00 to 5:30
First day of schoolTue, Sept 8
Curriculum nightThu, Sept 17, 6:30
Picture dayFri, Oct 2
Fall breakOct 12 to 13, no school
Grade 3 supply list
24 glue sticks
2 boxes of tissues
3 composition notebooks
1 inch binder, blue
Wired headphones
Pencil pouch
12 #2 pencils
Before the first day
Return the health form, by Aug 28
Sign the device agreement, online
Set up the lunch account, MySchoolBucks
Pickup is at 3:05 at Door B. Early dismissal every Wednesday at 1:50.
Questions: office@maplegrove.k12.examplePage 1 of 4
Dana Whitfieldto U10 Girls families
Aug 22, 9:41 PMFall season info (please read)
Hi families, great to have everyone back.
Practices are Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4:00 to 5:15, starting Sept 9 at Ridgeway Field (upper pitch). Our first game is Saturday, Sept 19 at 9:00, home.
Every player needs shin guards, cleats, a size 4 ball, and a water bottle. Please label everything.
Two quick things: the waiver is due this Friday, and I still need two families for the snack schedule. Oct 3 is open.
See you Tuesday, Coach Dana
Alder StreetARP
This week
Sept 7 to 13 · 7 items · shared with Alex, Grandma Ruth, Priya
Mon7
Labor Day, no schoolFrom the school packet
Tue8
First day of school8:10 · Door B · pickup 3:05
MSoccer practice4:00 to 5:15 · Ridgeway Field, upper pitch
AWed9
Early dismissal1:50 · Grandma Ruth picks up
RThu10
Soccer practice4:00 to 5:15 · Priya drives
PFri11
Snack schedule sign-up closesFrom Coach Dana · Oct 3 is open
School packetCoach DanaHome
M2Mudroom binHow it works
One plan for the whole house. Here is what goes on it.
1The week everyone sees
School days, practices, rides, and deadlines, with a name on each one.
2The sitter’s screen
Pickup, dinner, bedtime, and the first aid kit, shared for the day.
3Chores the kids can read
Repeating chores on a chart, marked off from any phone.
4It fills itself
Drop in the school packet and paste the coach’s email. The dates and lists sort themselves.
Any weekEveryone on one plan
One week, one view, everyone who needs it.
School days, practices, the game, the deadlines, and what is left to buy, on a plan the household shares. Nobody has to text you to ask.
- Every item keeps its source: the packet, the coach, or the house.
- Rides and tasks have a name on them. They get the reminder, not you.
- The shopping list sits in the same week, sorted by store, with sizes written down.
- Chores repeat on a chart the kids can read.
Alder StreetARP
This week
Sept 7 to 13 · 7 items · shared with Alex, Grandma Ruth, Priya
Mon7
Labor Day, no schoolFrom the school packet
Tue8
First day of school8:10 · Door B · pickup 3:05
MSoccer practice4:00 to 5:15 · Ridgeway Field, upper pitch
AWed9
Early dismissal1:50 · Grandma Ruth picks up
RThu10
Soccer practice4:00 to 5:15 · Priya drives
PFri11
Snack schedule sign-up closesFrom Coach Dana · Oct 3 is open
Sat12
Buy cleats, size 4, and a size 4 ballBefore the first game on the 19th
ASchool packetCoach DanaHome
Alder StreetARP
Tuesday, for Priya
Shared for this week only. Priya sees this screen and nothing else.
School pickupDoor B. Maya has her own key for the mudroom.
Soccer practiceRidgeway Field, upper pitch. Gear is in the mudroom bin
M2DinnerSecond shelf of the fridge. Reheat 3 minutes.
BedtimeReading first, then lights out by 8:30.
First aid kitUpstairs hall closet, top shelf
U1Emergency: Alex, then Grandma Ruth. Numbers are one tap away.
Tuesday, 3:05The sitter arrives
The sitter sees what the sitter needs.
Pickup, practice, dinner, bedtime, and where the first aid kit lives, on one screen you share once. Your inbox and your calendar stay yours.
- Invite grandparents, sitters, and cleaners to the parts they need.
- Share for a day, a week, or the season. It ends on its own.
Every school nightBags by the door
The school-week routine, on a chart the kids can read.
Pack the bag, empty the lunchbox, feed the dog. Repeating chores with names on them, marked off from any phone, so the reminder does not have to be you.
- Repeating chores for kids and adults, with a fair rotation.
- A chore can point at the drawer or bin it involves.
- Kids can be assigned without needing an account.
Tasks · Chore chart
This week
People down, days across. Tap a cell to mark it.
Mon
8
Tue
9
Wed
10
Thu
11
Fri
12
M
J
A
Due
Done
Missed
Start of the yearThe packet arrives
Drag in the prep sheet. DrawerPilot reads it.
The calendar, the supply list, the pickup rules, and three forms, over four pages. Drop the PDF in and approve a sorted list in one tap, or edit it first.
- Dates go to the household calendar. Skip any you do not need.
- Supplies become a shopping list, sorted by store, that everyone can check off.
- Forms and deadlines become to-dos with the due date attached.
Maple Grove ElementaryGrade 3 · Ms. Alvarez · Room 14
Family Prep Sheet2026 to 2027 school year
Key dates
Meet the teacherThu, Sept 3, 4:00 to 5:30
First day of schoolTue, Sept 8
Curriculum nightThu, Sept 17, 6:30
Picture dayFri, Oct 2
Fall breakOct 12 to 13, no school
Grade 3 supply list
24 glue sticks
2 boxes of tissues
3 composition notebooks
1 inch binder, blue
Wired headphones
Pencil pouch
12 #2 pencils
Before the first day
Return the health form, by Aug 28
Sign the device agreement, online
Set up the lunch account, MySchoolBucks
Pickup is at 3:05 at Door B. Early dismissal every Wednesday at 1:50.
Questions: office@maplegrove.k12.examplePage 1 of 4
Alder StreetARP
Add to the plan
Drop a file or a photo, or paste text. DrawerPilot sorts it. You approve it.
Drop the prep sheet herePDF, photo, or pasted text
Nothing is added until you say so.
The document is read once, then discarded.
That same weekThe coach emails at 9:41 PM
Paste the email. Keep every detail.
Practice days, the first game, a gear list, a waiver due Friday. Paste it in. DrawerPilot picks out each piece and checks the gear against what is already in the house.
- Repeating practices become one repeating event.
- Gear you already own gets a take-out reminder, with the bin it is in.
- The waiver becomes a to-do with Friday on it.
Dana Whitfieldto U10 Girls families
Aug 22, 9:41 PMFall season info (please read)
Hi families, great to have everyone back.
Practices are Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4:00 to 5:15, starting Sept 9 at Ridgeway Field (upper pitch). Our first game is Saturday, Sept 19 at 9:00, home.
Every player needs shin guards, cleats, a size 4 ball, and a water bottle. Please label everything.
Two quick things: the waiver is due this Friday, and I still need two families for the snack schedule. Oct 3 is open.
See you Tuesday, Coach Dana
Alder StreetARP
Paste anything
An email from a coach, a text from the carpool, a note from daycare.
Paste an email, a text, or a note here
Waiting for text
Pasted text is read, then discarded.
Works with texts, notes, and screenshots too.
Same weekendSummer goes in the tote
Put summer away. Take fall out.
Photograph the tote before the lid goes on. DrawerPilot names what is inside and gives the tote a label. From then on, anyone can snap a thing and see where it goes.
Camera · Lookup
Where does this go?
Snap an item. DrawerPilot points to the labeled spot.
Pool toys
Matched from your photo
G3
Garage / Seasonal storage
Blue summer tote
Look for the G3 label here
Snap the pool toys. See where they go.
Point the camera at what is in your hands. The answer is the room, the tote, and the label on it: G3, the blue tote in the garage.
- Works for the kids and the sitter too.
- Or just ask. Where are Maya’s cleats. Same answer, no camera.
Two taps to put away or take out.
Open any item and tap Put away or Take out. Pick who does it, and it lands on their list with the tote label. Summer clothes go up to the attic. Fall coats and the soccer gear come down.
- The task carries the exact tote or shelf, so nobody has to ask where.
- You see a check mark when it is done.
Alder StreetARP
Two taps from the item
Open anything you have photographed. Tap Put away or Take out, then pick who.
Summer clothesTo Attic · tote A3
Pool toysNow: Back porch
Fall coatsNow: Attic · tote A4
Soccer gearNow: Mudroom · bin M2
Each one lands on their list with the tote label. No text needed.
As the year goes on
The plan carries the whole year.
Holiday travel
Pet care, plant watering, and the alarm code, shared with the house-sitter for that week only.
Spring sports
The new schedule pastes in the same way. Cleats are checked against the bin before you buy the next size.
Pricing
Free for one. Pro for the household.
Start free and organize your own week. Add Pro when you want the rest of the house on the same plan.
Free
$0for as long as you like
- The calendar, the lists, the chores, and where everything lives
- Drop in the packet and paste the coach’s email
- AI features with a monthly limit, including 20 photo scans
- One person signed in
Pro
$5a month, or $50 a year
- Everything in Free
- Invite your partner, the kids, grandparents, and sitters
- Unlimited AI scans, imports, and smart search
- One plan covers the household. Nobody you invite pays.
Privacy
You approve everything. Nothing arrives on its own.
DrawerPilot works from what you hand it. It does not read your inbox or your calendar on its own.
- Imports are proposals. Nothing appears until you approve it, and documents are discarded after they are read.
- Connected calendars share what you pick. Contacts and email never come along.
- Access is by invitation. People see the parts you share, for as long as you share them.
Common questions
What families ask before they start.
Anything not covered here, write to hello@drawerpilot.com and a person will answer.
When can I start using DrawerPilot?
DrawerPilot is available now. Create an account, set up your household, and invite the people who share it.
Can I drop in the school prep sheet as a PDF?
Yes. Drop in the PDF, a photo of the printed sheet, or the text itself. DrawerPilot sorts what it finds into dates, things to buy, and things to sign, and you approve each group before anything is added.
What happens when I paste an email from a coach or a teacher?
DrawerPilot picks out the dates, the gear or supplies, and the to-dos, then checks the gear against the bins and drawers you have photographed. Anything you already own is marked found with its location. The rest goes on the shopping list.
Can I import an entire school-year calendar?
Yes. Add a school calendar, sports schedule, daycare packet, or activity list, then review the grouped dates before anything is added.
What types of calendars and schedules can I add?
You can add school, sports, daycare, activity, family, and other household schedules from connected calendars, PDFs, or ICS files.
How does photo search work?
Photograph a drawer, shelf, tote, closet, or room. DrawerPilot remembers what is there so you can later ask where an item belongs.
Does everyone in the household need an account?
No. You can keep people assignable for chores and calendars without giving them an account. Invite only the people who need to sign in.
Can I invite a babysitter or cleaner?
Yes. Invite caregivers and service providers to the household information they need without sharing your personal inbox.
What can DrawerPilot see when I connect Google Calendar?
Only the calendars and events you choose. Contacts, email history, and unselected events stay outside DrawerPilot.
What happens to a PDF after I upload it?
The file is read once to propose dates, supplies, and to-dos, then discarded. The same goes for pasted text. Nothing enters the household plan until you review and approve it.
How much does DrawerPilot cost?
Free covers one household with one person signed in and a monthly limit on AI features. Pro is $5 a month or $50 a year. It adds unlimited AI usage and lets you invite the rest of the household. One Pro plan covers everyone in it.
Ready before the first bell.
Drop in the packet tonight. Paste the coach’s email when it comes. Start the year with the plan already made.