Keep me updated

You said yes to the role. Not to chasing replies.

One message. One reply per child. The app nudges only those who haven't answered. Free for parent councils and classes.

Set up the class
Class 5B in Daybird — the class wall at Jong school.

01 · The class

“Anne, mum to Sander in 3B.” Not a phone number.

Members of Class 5B — Anne, Kari and the other parents.

02 · Structure

School on top, classes underneath.

Jong school in Daybird — school on top, classes underneath.

03 · Replies

One child, two homes, one reply. Nudges go only to those still missing.

Events in Class 5B — one reply per child, nudges only to those missing.

04 · Events

Sign-ups and volunteer slots in the app. And a neighbourhood that shows up.

Parent council at Jong in Daybird — events, invites and what's coming.

05 · Class fund

Class fund with payout straight to the council account.

Payment in Daybird — settlement in the app.

06 · Roles

The role has a title. The title has an archive.

Titles in Daybird — class contact in the room, archive included.

Questions people actually ask

Before you get started.

Which app can replace Facebook groups for parent councils?

Daybird. One message to parents, one reply per child — without a Facebook group. Verified adults via Nordic eID.

How do I communicate with all parents in the class?

Create the class in Daybird. Parents get the message in My day. The app nudges only those who haven't replied.

Does the school need to switch systems for the parent council to use Daybird?

No. The school keeps its systems. Daybird is for the parent council and class — in families' My day.

Set up the class before the next parents' meeting.

Sign in, create the class and invite the parents.

Set up the class

Free for parent councils and classes.