Meet Maple Hill PTA

A fictional school, a real account. Everything below is the actual product running a busy parent group: the page families see, the posts they read, and the tools the board uses to run it all.

What families see

One page for the whole group

Every group gets a public site at its own address: their colors, their logo, the links they already use - volunteer signups, dues, the lunch menu - plus the calendar and the latest news. This is the link on the school newsletter and the fridge magnet.

Maple Hill PTA's public site: banner, links, calendar, and news

The part families use every day

A calendar they can subscribe to

Spirit days, the book fair, every PTA meeting - on the site, and one tap from landing in the calendar app each family already uses. Edit an event once and every subscribed phone updates.

Get the schedule in without typing it

Paste the newsletter, the coach's email, or a link, and AI drafts the events. You check them and pick the calendar before anything is added. Same on the web and in the app.

Pasting a school newsletter into the app
Paste anything
Three drafted events ready to review, with a calendar picker
Check the events, then add

What families get

One link opens the whole calendar in any browser, with no account and nothing to install. From that same page a parent subscribes in Apple, Google, or Outlook, and every later change arrives on its own.

The shared calendar page with Apple, Google, and ICS subscribe buttons

The board's view, on both screens

Month, week, and list on the web; month, week, and agenda in the iPhone app. Colour-coded per calendar, with tap-to-filter chips so one family can look at just what they care about.

The month view inside TangoHive on the web
The same month in the iPhone app
The same month, in the app

When plans change, tell the right people

Rain moves movie night into the gym. Change the event and choose Save & notify: TangoHive writes the message, you pick who needs to know, and it goes out by email. Anyone with the app also gets it on their phone.

Editing an event, with Save and Save and notify buttons
Save, or save and notify
Picking five families and an auto-written message
Pick who needs to know
The notification arriving on a phone's lock screen
What it looks like on their phone

News that stays put

Posts live at a link, not buried in inboxes

Write once and it lives on the group's page - readable with one tap from the email, no account and no app. Posts are for members only: families on the list, not search engines.

A published post: Book Fair volunteers needed

The composer the board writes in:

The post composer with a draft
The same post read on a phone
How most parents read it

One tap to every inbox

An email that writes itself

Publish, then notify: TangoHive drafts a short announcement from your post - you edit it, pick who gets it, and send. Bounces and unsubscribes are handled for you.

The notify screen with a drafted announcement and audience picker

Afterwards, who actually read it:

Results for a sent post: delivered, opened, clicked, and per-person detail

Your list, finally in one place

Contacts the whole board can use

Import the parent list once - CSV, or add people as they sign up. Tag them, group them by room or role, and every send knows exactly who it reaches. No more forwarding the spreadsheet.

The contacts screen with tagged parents and groups

Not a one-person job

A team, with sensible roles

Invite the board: some people write, some run everything, and the treasurer who only needs to read can just read. The group keeps working when any one person is busy - or hands off next year.

The team screen with board members and roles

Site settings: colors, logo, links - no website builder required:

Site settings with color and logo choices

Your group could look like this by tonight

Start free: make a group, paste your event list, share one link. The free plan needs no card.

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