PS2ME Parent Pro

My son’s preschool recently launched this and it has made life so much better. Previously the communications loop was significantly lacking ... it was a semi circle more than a loop. Any announcements got buried in email, I would have little info on what they did during the day, trying to deal with changes in pickup plans was a nightmare. P2Me magically solved all those problems. Not sure what’s up with the negative reviews about lost passwords or bugs, I have had no problems and the app works seamlessly for me. I find the interface very user-friendly. I think people are just super uptight when it comes to their kids and will take advantage of any outlet to complain about something. I love this app and would encourage anyone to urge their school to use it.

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Several features are missing. There is no way to have a conversation with the teachers. Just a “send message” option from the parent, none from the teacher. Also once the message is sent, there is no way to look at it again on the app. The other parent doesn’t get any of those messages either. Photos sent by the teacher haven’t reached the parents. Weirdly all the 5 star reviews have almost been written on cue during the last week of April.

With this app parents are kept up to date about their children’s daily activities. It’s easy and very intuitive to use . It makes leaving your child just a little bit easier. And the pictures are the best.

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Right now this app lags very far behind all its major competitors in features, user interface and just about every other metric. That said, it’s clear the developer has talent and given sufficient time he or she should be able to catch up, but it is frustrating having to deal with this app at our daycare/school for the last two years or so when there are much better solutions out there. My patience is starting run out with the capability gap.

My child’s preschool started using this app and it’s so helpful and such a relief to have! It’s easy to access and I love the ability to see pictures, daily reports, and be a part of the classroom in this way.