Family admin
Official letters, forms and school emails, sorted in minutes.
Family life comes with paperwork: insurance letters, tax forms, daycare contracts and school emails, often in German. AI can translate, explain in plain words, pull out deadlines and draft polite replies. You still decide and sign, but you're no longer stuck.
How it works
- 01Share the letter or form as text or a photo, with sensitive numbers removed.
- 02Ask for a plain-English explanation, the deadlines, and what action you need to take.
- 03Get a draft reply in the right language and tone, then check it before sending.
The bilingual neighbor
Every expat family dreams of a kind neighbor who reads the official letter with you, explains what it actually means, and helps you write a reply that sounds right. AI can be that neighbor at 10pm, without you feeling like a bother. For important legal or money decisions, it helps you prepare, and a professional makes the final call.
Where you'll use it
School and daycare emails
Reply politely in German about sick days, holidays or pickup times.
Invoices and reminders
Draft friendly payment reminders and clear invoice notes.
Insurance and tax letters
Understand what a letter is asking of you, and by when.
Your nap-time experiment
Take one letter or email that's been sitting in your pile. Remove names, addresses and account numbers, then paste it in with this:
Here's a letter I received: [paste the text or upload a photo] 1. Explain in simple English what it says, in 3–5 bullet points. 2. Tell me what I need to do and by when. 3. Draft a short, polite reply in German, plus an English translation so I know what I'm sending. 4. Flag anything I should check with a professional.