Things your family might be interested in but aren’t actively enrolled in or committed to. Think of it as your discovery feed.
Explore surfaces opportunities that SuperDuper found in your emails but that you haven’t committed to yet. Maybe a flyer for summer swim lessons came through your school newsletter, or a community center sent info about a weekend art class.
These are things that might be a great fit for your family but aren’t on your schedule. SuperDuper puts them here so they don’t get lost in your inbox and don’t clutter your main dashboard.
Check Explore when you’re looking for new activities or programs for your kids. It’s a good place to browse without any pressure.
Found something you want to track? Tap the item and choose to add it to your dashboard. Once you do, it moves out of Explore and into your For You and Upcoming views like any other active item.
This is how you tell SuperDuper “yes, we’re interested in this.” From there, SuperDuper will keep you updated on any new information that comes through about it.
Not every suggestion will be a fit. When you see something that’s not relevant to your family, use the Improve Relevancy option to let SuperDuper know. This helps your Explore feed get better over time.
For example, if your kids aren’t into soccer but soccer camp flyers keep showing up, marking them not relevant tells SuperDuper to stop surfacing those. The more feedback you give, the more useful Explore becomes.