A shared family calendar that knows who’s driving
Soccer practice, the dentist, Grandma’s birthday, the next school break. Everyone sees the same week, and every event shows who it’s for and which adult is handling it.
Who’s picking up Mia?
Tag each event with the kids or adults it concerns, then choose the adult in charge, whether that means driving, showing up or remembering the gym bag. Events still waiting for someone in charge are flagged, so nothing slips through because everyone assumed someone else had it.
Changes show up for everyone right away. Move swim class to Thursday and your partner sees it before leaving work.
Repeats that bend when life does
Set piano lessons every Tuesday or book club once a month, and they fill the calendar on their own. When one session is canceled, skip that date and keep the rest of the series.
School holidays and public holidays, already there
Pick your country and region, and the school holidays and public holidays appear in your calendar automatically, taken from official sources. No more copying dates by hand at the start of the school year.
In your other calendars, and in your inbox
A private subscription link shows the family calendar in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook, right next to your work meetings. If the link ever ends up in the wrong place, you can revoke it.
E-mail reminders nudge you before an event. And on Sunday evening, a weekly summary e-mail lays out the week ahead, plus anything nobody is in charge of yet.
Questions
Can I see the family calendar in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook?
Yes. Your family gets a private subscription link that works with all three. You can revoke the link at any time.
Which school holidays are included?
Those of your family’s country and region. They appear automatically and come from official sources.
What does “in charge” mean?
It’s the adult responsible for an event, like who drives to practice or who goes to the parent-teacher meeting. Events with nobody in charge are flagged and listed in the Sunday summary e-mail.
Can the babysitter see the kids’ schedule?
Yes, if you invite them. Caregiver access can be limited to the children’s calendar, read-only or with permission to add, for an evening, a week, a month or with no end date. Removing it takes effect immediately.