Features Calendars

The diary everybody can see without asking

A shared calendar that lives behind a login is a calendar half the household never reads. On a wall, it is simply true.

Every calendar, one wall

Bring them all together

Connect Google or Outlook with a sign-in, or paste the iCal link from iCloud or anything else that publishes one. Several calendars merge into one view, each keeping its own colour so you can still tell whose is whose.

  • Google and Outlook by sign-in
  • iCloud, school and club calendars by iCal link
  • Several accounts at once, merged and colour-coded

The view that suits the room

An agenda for what is next, a week for planning, a month for the shape of the term. Put more than one on the same wall if that is what the household needs — a month for the fridge and today's agenda by the door.

Where people use it

The school run

Tomorrow's clubs, kit and pick-ups visible at breakfast, without anybody unlocking a phone.

Two working parents

Both work calendars merged, so who is where is settled at a glance rather than by text message.

Questions

Can it show more than one person's calendar?

Yes. Connect as many as you like; they merge into one view and keep their own colours.

Does anyone else see my calendar?

No. The connection is yours, the events are fetched for your screens, and nothing is shared with other accounts.

How often does it update?

Within minutes of a change, and immediately when the screen refreshes its configuration.

Put it on the wall

Start free on one screen. No card until you add a second.