Kerabat
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Tennis, swimming, dance — each of your kids’ activities has its own pack, its own dates and its own price. Kerabat is a class pack tracker for the whole family: it counts the classes as they go by, warns you before a pack runs out and tells everyone at home who has already paid.
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A pack of 8, one class called off, one extra thrown in — and nobody can say any more whether today is the sixth or the seventh.
In Kerabat
Every class on a pack gets its number: “4th of 8”, “5th of 8”. The last one is marked, and anything past what you’ve paid for says “not covered”. A cancelled class doesn’t use up the pack; a missed one does.
You usually hear the pack has run out from the coach, in the changing room, just when you have no cash on you and no time to pay.
In Kerabat
The card says “Pack · 5 of 8 left” and the date of the last class. When only a few classes are left (two by default — you can change that number), the count turns yellow and Renew becomes a prominent button. And the pack turns up in Bills, under Due soon, in good time — as soon as its first unpaid class falls within the next month — next to everything else that needs paying.
“Did we pay for tennis?” — “I think so…” And it gets paid twice, or not at all.
In Kerabat
Whoever pays taps Renew or Pay, and the other phones show “✓ Anna” with the time straight away. The same bill doesn’t get paid twice, and the pack lands in the month’s spending by itself.
A tutor on Tuesdays, speech therapy on Thursdays, swimming on Saturdays — and each one is paid for differently.
In Kerabat
All the kids’ classes sit in one schedule for the day and the week. A pack is just one way to pay: you can also pay Per month, For a term or Per session. When you pay per session, Kerabat asks “paid?” once it has happened — and a cancelled one costs nothing.
Mark it “Cancelled”. It doesn’t use up the pack, so the last class moves to a later date. A class marked “Missed” does use it up.
On the card, tap Extra date and pick the day. Kerabat tells you straight away whether it’s covered by the pack.
Yes. Every activity has its own pack and its own count: your son’s tennis and your daughter’s swimming are counted separately, and the day’s schedule shows them together.
Yes. In Settings → Members, make an invitation link and send it in any chat. From then on the packs, bills and schedule are shared on both phones.
Yes, in Safari — there is nothing to download from a store.
Tap “+” → Event and choose Pack: the days, the times and how many sessions you’ve paid for. Kerabat does the counting from there.
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