Debs vs SuperDuper
You finally read the school newsletter at 10pm, and the thing that mattered was on page three, in the attachment.
SuperDuper reads your inbox and calendar, including PDF attachments, and sorts school updates into dashboards grouped by activity and urgency, flagging clashes. Debs does the school side with a UK focus: every UK school and its term dates, and a packing list for each child the night before.
What SuperDuper is great at
SuperDuper is an AI family assistant that reads your inbox and calendar.
- Reading your inbox and calendar, attachments included
- Dashboards grouped by activity and sorted by urgency
- Flagging clashes before they happen
What Debs adds
- Built for UK schools: every UK school, its term dates and INSET days
- A night-before packing list for each child
- Chores and stars for the children, and a family wall display
- Spellings, reading log and homework
Side by side
| What matters | SuperDuper | Debs |
|---|---|---|
| Reads school emails and attachments | Yes | Yes, from the senders you choose |
| Made for UK schools | No | Yes |
| Night-before packing list per child | No | Yes |
| Chores for the children | No | Yes, with stars and rewards |
| What it costs | See SuperDuper's App Store or Google Play listing for current prices | Free to try, then £5.49 a month to read your school emails, or £3.49 a month for Debs Diary, which doesn't (UK pricing) |
*After a few minutes’ setup: pick your school, add your children and connect your email inbox. Debs then checks the inbox for the senders you choose (the school, its apps and your clubs) and keeps your school’s term dates up to date. Don’t want to connect email? You can show Debs a screenshot or photo instead.
What we say about SuperDuper comes from SuperDuper's App Store and Google Play listings, checked on 28 September 2026. Prices and features change, so check their website before you decide. SuperDuper is a trademark of its owner; Debs isn’t connected to it.
Using both
You'd normally pick one. Debs is the one built around UK schools and the evening bag.
Which should you pick?
- Pick SuperDuper if you want a dashboard view of everything in your inbox.
- Pick Debs if you want a UK school assistant that tells you, the night before, what's in the bag.
Questions parents ask
Does Debs read attachments?
Yes. Letters attached to school emails, as PDFs or photos, are read with the email.