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One shared family calendar, kept between you
Birthdays, milestones and the plans everyone needs to know — in one private calendar your household shares. Add the relatives who'll never join an app, see who's next at a glance, and take it with you on your phone or printed for the wall.
Everything a family calendar should do
One calendar the household shares
You and your partner keep the same people, birthdays and plans. Add someone once and you both see them — no comparing two separate calendars.
Birthdays with ages, not just dates
Every birthday shows who's turning what, with their photo on the day. Grandparents and small cousins can be on it without ever downloading anything.
Plans, milestones and anniversaries
Add the school holiday, the christening, the day you moved in. Tap any day in the month to add what belongs there.
Public holidays for your countries
Pick the countries your family lives in and their public holidays appear in the calendar, each with its own flag.
On your phone's own calendar
Subscribe to your family calendar from the calendar app you already use, so birthdays show up beside your work week.
A printed year for the kitchen wall
Turn the year into a printable calendar with everyone's birthdays and photos already on it — one page per month.
How families use it
Most families start with the birthdays, because those are the dates nobody wants to miss. You add everyone — parents, in-laws, the cousins' children — and the month fills up with faces instead of names. From there the calendar becomes the place the household checks: the week Grandma visits, the school break, the anniversary that comes round every year.
Because it's shared, nobody has to be the person who remembers. Your partner adds their side of the family, you add yours, and the two lists become one. Small circles — the household, the cousins, the friends from school — see only what belongs to them, and the photos you share stay inside those circles.
Common questions
- Can I add family members who won't use an app?
- Yes. Most people on a family calendar never sign up. You add their name, birthday and a photo yourself, and they simply appear on the calendar.
- Is our family calendar private?
- Yes. There are no public profiles and nothing is searchable. A calendar is only visible to the people you share it with, and only you decide who those are.
- Can my partner and I keep the same calendar?
- Yes. A shared household keeps your people and dates in sync, and either of you can add or edit. If one of you removes someone, they stay on the other's calendar.
- Does it work on my phone's calendar?
- Yes. You can subscribe to your family calendar from your phone or computer's calendar app, and it updates as you add birthdays and plans.
Start with the people you love
Add your family, fill in the birthdays you know, and let the calendar remember the rest.
Create your family calendar