For households
A shared family calendar for the fixed times, with household tasks planned around them. See who is doing the school pickup, what else they have on and what needs preparing.
A late shift. A school pickup. A swimming bag that needs packing. Here is how those different kinds of plans fit together.
Alex has a late shift. Jo is doing Monday’s 15:20 school pickup. Tuesday’s swimming lesson has a fixed start. Add these as events for the people involved.
Jo needs 30 minutes to order the groceries before Tuesday. Alex needs 15 minutes to pack the swimming bag. Make the first a flexible task and the second preparation for the lesson. Planner looks for time around their commitments.
If an appointment moves, Planner can rebuild the flexible work around the new time. Switch to each person’s plan to see what is next, with sharing and permissions controlling who can make changes.
An illustrative household, using Planner’s events, tasks and preparation.
Switch from the whole household to one person. See their commitments, the work around them and what is coming next.
Plan for children, pets and adults who have not joined Planner. A person in the plan and someone with their own sign-in are different things.
Start on your own and invite other adults when they need access. You do not have to persuade everyone to adopt a new app on day one.
One person can belong to more than one household. Connected households can share selected plans and projects, with permissions controlling who can see or manage them.
Useful for shared childcare, grandparents helping out, or a job you are doing together. Connecting homes does not make everything public.
Personal habit tracking stays personal. Shopping lists have their own sharing controls. Access to one plan does not mean access to everything.
Add your next pickup or appointment and one household job. Invite another adult when you are ready to share the planning.