Notes about the best app for family and life admin. And occasionally about its creators.
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Baylo now plans your family's meals: who is eating, what they can't have, the week, the recipes and the shopping list. And behind the scenes: a sharper Baylo, settings you can just ask for, and dark mode. Here is September.
Vitaly from Baylo5 min read
Baylo now lives on Telegram, including inside your family group chat. The calendar shows what is actually happening, reminders carry colours that say who is doing what, and Apple calendars flow in. Here is August.
Vitaly from Baylo4 min read
Baylo is now a proper app on your phone, it keeps itself in step with your calendar, and you can hand it a PDF instead of typing out the dates yourself. And that is only the beginning. Here is what's new in July.
Vitaly from Baylo3 min read
Most households do not have a scheduling problem, they have a visibility problem. Here is how to get everyone seeing the same schedule, whatever phone they are on.
Sarah from Baylo4 min read
Everybody knows something and nobody knows everything. The three things that actually make a household easier to run, and where to start.
Sarah from Baylo5 min read
A guide to the best apps for family organisation in the UK — what each one is actually good for, who it's built for, and why most of them only work if you're already organised.
Sarah from Baylo9 min read
Lookouts watch a web page for you and pings you when something you care about changes: back in stock, a price drop, a delayed train or a delayed flight.
Vitaly from Baylo3 min read
Baylo has been growing and we have been getting some questions. Here are the answers to the most common ones.
Vitaly from Baylo3 min read
Baylo family AI assistant just got conversational. Reminders, notes, brainstorming, recommendations, all in plain English, on WhatsApp or in the app.
Vitaly from Baylo2 min read
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