You get sent A LOT of kid related activities. Birthday parties, special events at museums and libraries. If you're in an urban area, the number of events grows with city held events like park concerts, outdoor movies and ice skating rinks.

While a lot, they're also sometimes helpful and you do end up going to a few. If you're like us, you have a little fomo about them so you subscribe to newsletters just in case you get something interesting.

This is where Decisions come in. Decisions are in a separate place because we didn't want optional events to overwhelm the things you actually need to do.

The email, physical flyer or group chat message gets analyzed by Melo just like any other piece of content. You'll see they already have events and tasks as part of their topics. Melo uses the language in the invitation to gauge whether it's optional or not.

You have the option to add them to Melo or to simply remove them. That way, you can see all the information (including checking for conflicts) before committing.

Yes and no. In your daily summary, Melo will let you know that you have a Decision waiting for you. However, until you officially 'add it to Melo', you won't get notified about deadlines or events for that topic.