Shared family calendar
One week. Everyone in the picture.
The school play is on Thursday. Soccer needs an earlier pickup. And someone still needs to book the dentist. Give the week a shared home, so the plan is easier to find.
Put your first plan on the calendarUse it in your browser today. Android and iOS apps coming soon.
PICTURE YOUR EVERYDAY
A week with room for real life
An illustrative family week, not a live household or an app screenshot.
- Monday
3:15 pm · School pickup
Alex picks up Sam. Bring the library books.
- Tuesday
4:00 pm · Soccer practice
Sam’s kit goes in the car before school.
- Wednesday
9:00 am · Dentist
Alex’s appointment, before the rest of the day gets busy.
- Thursday
5:30 pm · School play
Time together: meet at the school entrance.
- Friday
6:00 pm · Dinner with Gran
An evening with no other plans.
- Saturday
11:00 am · Park picnic
Bring lunch and leave the afternoon open.
- Sunday
5:00 pm · Look at next week
A little planning before Monday comes around.
A SMALL START GOES A LONG WAY
Make it work for your household.
Start with the fixed things
Add school activities, appointments and family plans. Put the useful details in the event, where the household can find them.
Look at the week together
Switch between week and month views. Filter by family member when you need to see one person’s plans.
Make room for the everyday
Keep recurring plans on the calendar, then use routines for the small jobs and meal planning for the dinner question.
GOOD TO KNOW
A few practical details.
Can other adults see our calendar?
Yes. Invite the adults who share the planning to your household. Each adult signs in to access the household’s plans.
Do children need an account?
No. Children can have profiles in your household without a separate sign-in. Adults manage the shared space.
Is this a public calendar?
No. This page is a made-up example. Your household calendar requires sign-in.
START WITH WHAT HELPS TODAY