Keep the calendars you already use.
Connect Google Calendar, Outlook, or iCloud to bring your family’s plans together. You don’t have to start over with a new calendar.
HOW AURION WORKS
Tell it what’s coming up. Share the details. Aurion helps turn it all into plans and prep your family can follow—with you in control of what gets added.
Library books. A call to the coach. A school meeting. Milk. Family life comes with a lot to remember. Just say it all in one go. Aurion sorts it into calendar events and to-dos, so you don’t have to enter each one yourself.
“I need to return the books today, call Coach Alex at four, and join the school meeting tomorrow. Dad’s picking up milk…”
Help me keep track of today and tomorrow. I need to return some library books today. Before I leave, remind me to put them in my bag. At four this afternoon, I need to call Coach Alex to confirm where we’re meeting for this weekend’s game. Tomorrow, from six thirty to seven in the evening, Sam’s school has an online parent meeting. I’ll join that. Dad’s picking up milk tomorrow. Go ahead and organize those plans and to-dos.
Try the example. No real events will be created.
No need to sort your thoughts first.
See what needs doing, when, and by whom.
No sorting first. No typing it all in, one task at a time.
Knowing when to leave is only half the job. Aurion keeps the things you need to bring on a checklist by the door. Give it a quick look before heading out—for fewer forgotten items and trips back home.
“Add a hat to the list of things to bring to Sam’s soccer practice today.”
When it’s time to leave, that last-minute addition is on the list, too. Try checking off each item as you pack it.
Community soccer field
Check it off as you pack it.
No standing at the door, trying to remember what you’re forgetting.
The walkthrough shows one day. Here’s how the rest fits together.
Connect Google Calendar, Outlook, or iCloud to bring your family’s plans together. You don’t have to start over with a new calendar.
Tell Aurion exactly what to add, as in the first example. When Aurion suggests extra preparation, you review it before it becomes part of the plan.
Adjust a time, move a task, or remove a reminder. Check the original notice when you need to look up the details.
Aurion, with a 15.6-inch shared screen, puts the day’s plans and to-dos where everyone can see them. Aurion also runs on your phone, so the plan can come with you.
Say it instead of typing it all in.
Forward it instead of making another list.
Check it before you go, instead of coming back for it.
Illustrative concept demo. Aurion is in development and not yet for sale; features may change before launch.
In development. Join the beta candidate list; a place is not guaranteed.