Clear agreements. Calmer weeks. A better au pair year.
From the first conversation to your everyday routine. Prepare for arrival and share schedules, instructions and agreements in one place, in Dutch and English.
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Good morning, Sarah
2 of 6 done
Today
3.5of 8 hours
This week
18of 30 hours
Planning
Good morning, Sarah
6 tasks today · 7.5 hours planned
Hours this week
Details
24.5of 30 hours
Daily planning
Send reminder
Today's tasks
0 of 6 done
Prepare breakfast & lunch
07:00 · 35min
Playtime Isabelle
09:00 · 300min
Good morning, Sarah
6 tasks today · 7.5 hours planned
Hours this week
Details
24.5of 30 hours
Daily planning
Send reminder
Today's tasks
0 of 6 done
Prepare breakfast & lunch
07:00 · 35min
Playtime Isabelle
09:00 · 300min
The app as it really looks. Tasks and house rules are in English, so your au pair understands everything right away.
A week in our home
A good start begins before arrival
You do not need an au pair or an arrival date yet. Prepare your sample week, routines and neighbourhood. Then share a reviewed package with a candidate to discuss what fits and what you would like to practise together.
It is the little things
Your morning routine, clear even when you have left.
You know which cup to pack and why Wednesday is different. Help your au pair feel just as familiar with the routine.
- Record or type
- Dutch to English
- Photos for each step
- Tick off together
You explain it in Dutch
“Op schooldagen twee boterhammen, fruit en water in de tas. Woensdag is een korte dag, dan alleen fruit. Daarna schoenen, jas en tas, klaar bij de deur.”
You review the steps and English version before sharing.
A clear routine for your au pair
Pack two sandwiches, fruit and water.
Shoes, coat and bag on. Ready by the door.
Fictional example. Choose a day to see the difference.
Every au pair family knows this
Plans change during the week
Updates get scattered across messages and conversations
House rules stay unspoken
What feels obvious to one person may be new to the other
Different ideas about the role
What feels settled to one person can come as a surprise to the other
No shared overview
Schedules, tasks and agreements live in different places
Small costs get forgotten
Receipts and reimbursements are easy to lose track of
Starting over with each au pair
Routines and agreements have to be explained all over again
Small misunderstandings don't have to become big ones. One shared overview keeps everything easy to talk about.
Built from life as a host family
Schedules changed, house rules lived in our heads, and we kept repeating the same explanations.
That is why we built Opairly: one shared place for host families and au pairs to keep everyday agreements clear.
Sjoerd
Founder, host parent
Even before you have an au pair
Your first au pair interview. What do you ask?
Twelve practical questions about mornings, children, cooking, cycling and sharing a home. Read them for free. Then prepare your own family story and week in Opairly.
Explore the interview questionsEarly mornings and working times
“These are our start and finish times. How would this week fit you, including any early mornings?”
If some days start at 06:30, how would you prepare? Only discuss times that actually apply to your family.
Start with your family’s story
Plan tasks once, keep the week organized
Agree on routines from day one
And much more
Getting started
Considering an au pair or already living together? Tell us about your family and build your agreements a little at a time.
Read moreExplain it once
Record your morning routine. Review the steps and English text, add photos and use today’s shared checklist.
Read moreA baby journal to share
See when your baby last had a bottle or a sleep. Quickly log bottles, diapers, sleep, medicines and baths, then share the day with daycare.
Read moreFind out if it fits first
Share a sample week, expectations and what you offer with a candidate. Discuss questions before deciding together.
Read moreFeel at home before arriving
Show the room, school route, bike and neighbourhood. Include travel estimates and links to check the journey home.
Read moreGet ready for arrival together
An arrival checklist, practical agreements and a welcome guide help you prepare the first days.
Read moreShared hour overview
Planned hours and weekly totals stay visible to both of you.
Read moreNo more hassle over expenses
Your au pair logs what they spend and you reimburse via Tikkie. Everything tracked, nothing forgotten.
Read moreWeekly check-ins
A fixed moment to hear how things are going, with AI insights for the conversation.
Read moreLeave and holidays
Your au pair requests leave, you approve. The balance updates automatically.
Read moreYour au pair always knows what to do
Keep emergency contacts, medical information and step-by-step procedures in one shared place.
Read moreChild profiles
Routines, allergies and medical info per child, stored encrypted.
Read moreProfessional documents in one click
Download weekly schedules and house rules as PDF or Excel.
Read moreHouse rules with AI import
Upload your existing agreements document and Opairly turns it into tidy house rules.
Read moreReference letters
Write a reference your au pair takes along to the next family.
Read moreNotifications
Push notifications for completed tasks, leave requests and changed rules.
Read moreCalendar sync
Subscribe your own calendar to the weekly schedule via an iCal feed.
Read moreDaily planning
A morning overview of the day, with a reminder for your au pair.
Read moreSimple and transparent
€249/year
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Frequently asked questions
Your au pair deserves clarity. You deserve peace of mind.
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