One home, five calendars, one view.
Most of this app has nothing to do with custody.
If you have two working parents, a school calendar feed, a kid who does three activities, and a shared calendar nobody remembers to check, it does the same job it does for anyone else. It puts every one of those in one place and tells you when something moves.
What you get
Every calendar from everyone, in one view. Two work calendars, the school feed, the sports club, the one your partner keeps for the dog. They stop being separate things you have to check.
The change queue. When the school moves the concert, or your partner shifts pickup, or the club cancels practice, it appears in a list of what changed. You find out because the calendar told you, not because someone remembered to.
Kitchen Mode. A spare tablet on the wall showing this week, always on. No screen to buy, no second device to keep paying for.
Themes, which the kids will care about more than you do.
What you can ignore
The custody rotation templates. They are built in and they cost nothing extra, and if you have one household you will never open them.
We would rather say that than pretend every feature is for everyone.
Who this is genuinely good for
Two parents who both keep their own work calendar and have given up trying to merge them.
A week with more moving parts than any one person is tracking. Practices, lessons, appointments, the thing on Thursday.
A grandparent, a nanny, or a sitter who needs to see the schedule without being given access to everything.
Anyone who wants a kitchen calendar display and looked at the price of one.
Price
One calendar is free, with everything working. Add a second and it is $24.99, once.
There is no subscription tier and there will not be one.
Compared to a Skylight
Prices verified September 3, 2026. Check Skylight's site for current pricing.
A Skylight is a display with software on it, starting at $149.99, and the meal planner and photo screensaver need a subscription at $79 a year. This runs on a tablet you already have and costs $24.99 once.
If there is no spare tablet in the house and you would rather buy something that arrives ready to hang, theirs is a good product and you should buy it.
Nothing here needs two households. It was built for families that do not fit the standard shape, and a single house with too many calendars is one of those.
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