One calendar for the whole family.
You live in Google Calendar, your partner lives in theirs, and the kids' schedules live in a group chat. This puts all of it in one view. If you use Google Calendar, you keep using it, and the two stay in sync.
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What it does
- Everyone's calendar, one week viewEach person connects their own Google Calendar. Events show up with that person's face and color, and changes go both ways. Outlook and other calendars can subscribe to see the family's events, but changes made there don't come back.
- Duplicates shown onceThe dentist appointment that's in two calendars appears once, marked ×2, not twice.
- Kids' plans with the right people"Swim, Lucía, Dad driving" is one event with both faces, and it can show up in Dad's own calendar labeled "Lucía · Swim".
- Type it like you'd say it"Swim tue 10:30–11 weekly Lucía." It shows exactly what it understood before saving, and flags mistakes like a date that doesn't exist. No AI guessing.
- The rest of family lifeShared tasks you can drag onto the week, daily routines that stay in the background, and a forecast that warns you before the outdoor plans.
Your family's own calendar
This started as the calendar one family built for itself. Now other families can ask for one.
Each family's calendar is private, and you sign in with Face ID or Touch ID. Only the people you invite can see it. Leave, or delete the whole calendar, from Settings whenever you like.
It's new and small. If something doesn't work the way you expect, write to the address below. Every message is read.