Parent share kit

Help one more parent group find Ickly

Hi friends! Anna-Mi here, founder of Ickly. I'm so grateful for your support as I get Ickly off the ground. As an early user, you can play a real part in bringing it to more parents and schools in your community. Ickly is a movement, and the best movements start bottom up.

One favor: pick one of the posts below, add the visual, and share it in a parent group of your choice. Your local Facebook group, your mom WhatsApp thread, a school or neighborhood group, anywhere parents talk.

Sample posts

Post 1: a mom in Chicago is building this

Best for local Facebook or neighborhood groups.

A mom in Chicago is building an app for parents to share what illnesses are going around locally in our daycares, schools, and neighborhoods. It's especially handy for RSV, strep throat, pink eye, hand-foot-and-mouth, lice, and flu. The app is called Ickly. It's on the web and in the App Store for iPhone (Android is coming soon), and it's genuinely easy and kind of fun to use. Really useful heading back to school and into the winter season, when you're deciding whether to call the doctor, keep everyone home, or send them in. https://ickly.com/

Post 2: I just signed up

Best for mom WhatsApp threads and class group chats.

I just signed up for a new app called Ickly, a crowd-sourced kids' illness radar for our local daycares, schools, and neighborhoods. It covers most daycares and schools in Chicago, and it's free and anonymous. The more parents who use it, the more we all know about what's actually spreading, so it's easier to decide when to see the doctor, stay home, or send the kids in. https://ickly.com/

Suggested visual

Download this image and attach it to your post. If you don't attach anything, Facebook will pull a default preview image from the website instead.

Sharing at your school instead?

The school share kit has a printable poster plus newsletter and class-email copy.

School share kit