Here is how to add activities to Famsy by speaking instead of typing them out yourself.
You record a voice message in the app explaining what is happening, including details like the day, time, and location. The recording is transcribed and the AI suggests an activity based on what you said, which you then confirm before it is added.
No, just use your own words to describe what is happening. The AI interprets the transcription and extracts key details like the date and time. If anything is unclear, you can see it in the suggested event and adjust it before confirming.
The voice recording is used to interpret what you said and generate a suggested activity. The information is managed within your family account and is never shared outside your family.
Child accounts cannot edit the calendar, so only administrators and adults in the family can record and confirm activities via voice input.
Famsy is available in nine languages, including English, Swedish, German, and Finnish, and you can record activities in the language you use in the app.
You can mention several things in one voice message, but the AI interprets details most accurately when you keep to one activity per recording, so dates and details do not get mixed up.
You will always see the generated suggestion before confirming it. If something was misinterpreted, you can easily tweak it in the draft, or just record a new message if that is easier, before adding the activity to the calendar.
Yes, voice input is designed for exactly those moments — like when you are doing the school run or cooking dinner and want to add an activity quickly without typing.
Famsy is a web app on your phone, and your voice recording is sent off to be transcribed and interpreted by the AI, which requires an active internet connection.
Yes, simply mention in your recording which children it applies to, and the AI will include them. You can check who the activity is assigned to in the suggestion before confirming.
The purpose of the recording is to transcribe it into text that the AI can interpret to suggest an activity. The app focuses on creating the finished event rather than storing audio files for playback.
Yes, whether the information came from voice, text, or a photo, you will see the same type of suggested event and can adjust any details before confirming and adding the activity.
Voice input is ideal when you don't have a physical note in front of you and just want to explain what's happening, whereas taking a photo works best when the details are already written down on paper. Simply choose whichever option is most convenient at the time.
Type it, say it or snap the note from school – Famsy understands it and puts it in the family calendar. One account for up to 10 people, 14 days free.
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