Created by a caring dad.
Approved by a very relieved mom.
Seven folders, one per day. Tap one to open it, or expand them all.
Each event shows its time, how the kids get there, and who's in charge.
Pick a time, a place and a person. Repeat it every week, or just once.
Parents, kids, relatives, and nanny. Friendly avatars, nicknames only.
Control what other members can do, and invite them with one single-use code.
Choose when to be nudged, and what changes to be notified about.
What is Folia?
Folia is the Greek word for nest.
(φωλιά, pronounced fo-LYAH)
A nest is where a family comes together. Parents build it, the little ones are looked after in it, and everyone returns to it at the end of the day. It’s small, warm and busy, and it works because everyone does their part.
That’s what the app is for. Family life is full of coming and going: school runs, lessons, pickups, grandparents helping, a nanny covering Thursdays. Folia is the nest that holds all of it together. Every person has a place in it, every day is laid out, and everyone knows who is doing what.
Why Folia?
I’m a dad, and I was the one always asking.
“Where is he today? Who’s picking him up? What time does it start?”
My wife had the answers every time. But they lived in messages, in phone calls, in “I’ll tell you later.” The same questions came up every week, and every week she had to stop what she was doing to answer them. It wasn’t a big problem, but it was constant, and it was wearing us both down.
So I built Folia. One calm place where our son’s week lives: what, where, when, and who’s handling it. I check the app instead of asking. She doesn’t have to repeat herself. We both stay on track.
It made things easier for us. And I’d be happy if it made your life easier too.
Is my family’s information safe?
Where is my data stored, and why?
How do I share the schedule with my family members?
Is Folia really free?
What happens if plans change, or I stop using Folia?
