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The most important part of a school message is the part you can't afford to miss.

AVVI finds what needs your attention and brings it to you at the right time.

Have you ever missed an important school message?

The problem

You're not disorganized. You're overloaded.

School messages don't arrive in order of importance.

A permission slip can look just like a newsletter. A bus change can sit beside a fundraiser. And the one message that changes your day can disappear in all the rest.

The problem isn't getting the message. It's knowing which one matters.

Does this feel familiar?

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Before AVVI, everything asks for your attention

With AVVI

Only what needs you rises.

Everything else waits quietly until it needs you.

See how AVVI does it

How it works

You decide what matters. AVVI handles the rest.

Three simple steps. You stay in control the whole way.

1 Your school

Tell AVVI where your child goes.

That's it. AVVI already knows how your school communicates. No apps to connect, no sources to set up.

2 What matters to you

Tell AVVI what you never want to miss.

Early dismissals. Bus changes. Permission slips. Nurse calls.

You choose what deserves your attention.
AVVI remembers the rules.

3 AVVI takes it from there

The right message at the right time.

● NowNeeds you LaterCan wait ✓ HandledTaken care of

School messages only. Your personal inbox stays private.

Your privacy

You're in control. Your privacy comes first.

School messages. Nothing else.

AVVI watches only for messages from your school's communication sources, not your personal email.

You're always in control

See why AVVI made a decision and change it anytime.

Your data stays yours

Encrypted. Never sold. Never used for ads. Disconnect anytime.

Built for transparency

Every AVVI decision is visible, explainable and yours to change.

Independently security-assessed (Google CASA) & verified for restricted Gmail access

Our story

AVVI started with a missed message.

I missed my daughter's school concert.

She performed that night, and I wasn't there. The message about it was buried in my inbox. I never saw it in time. Afterward, she asked me why I didn't come.

It wasn't the only time. I once showed up at the wrong field for her activity, because the location changed and only her mother got the message. And I missed my younger daughter's end-of-year celebration, her last year of elementary school.

The school did its job. The messages were sent. I just didn't see the ones that mattered, when they mattered.

That's when I realized the problem wasn't communication. It was knowing what needed my attention.

Errol LawrenceDad & Founder, AVVI

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The beginning

When something matters for a child, the parent who needs to know should know.

Important school messages shouldn't depend on whether you happened to see the right message at the right time.

AVVI is opening to a small group of families first.

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Parent waitlist

Join the conversation.

Tell us where to reach you. We'll let you know when AVVI is available for your child's school.

You're on the list, we'll be in touch at launch.

No spam. Just AVVI availability and important early-access updates. Unsubscribe anytime.

Google-reviewed app, read-only Gmail access

Questions

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Does AVVI see all my email?

No. AVVI only looks at messages from your school's verified senders, ParentSquare, Canvas, Remind, your district, your child's teachers. Your personal mail is never touched.

Is my data safe?

Yes. Everything is encrypted, never sold, and never used for ads. You can see why AVVI flagged anything, override any decision, and disconnect at any time. AVVI has passed Google's independent CASA security assessment.

How does AVVI reach me if something's urgent?

Urgent items land in your Now list and can text you directly, so a school closure or early dismissal reaches you even when you're not in the app.

What does it cost?

AVVI is free for pilot families. Join the waitlist for early access and a say in what we build next.

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