No retyping
Subscribe to the school, league and work calendars you already have. Updates arrive on their own.
Family calendar app
Most family calendar apps ask everyone to type events in again. Braid pulls in the calendars you already have, from school, the team, and work, and keeps them in sync.
Subscribe to the school, league and work calendars you already have. Updates arrive on their own.
See whose day is full at a glance. Each family member has a color and a photo.
Share a work calendar with the family as Busy only. No meeting details at the dinner table.
iPhone, Android, the web, and a tablet on the kitchen wall.
Chore cards, stars and rewards live next to the calendar, where kids already look.
Invite your partner and other adults. Each person manages their own calendars.
| You need | How Braid does it |
|---|---|
| School and sports schedules that update | Subscribe by link, checked every 15 minutes |
| Both parents' work calendars, safely | Each adds their own; the family sees Busy |
| Something the kids will look at | A wall display with big chore cards and stars |
| A way to add a calendar someone emailed you | Forward it to calendar@braid.day |
| No new hardware to buy | Works on an Android tablet you choose |
Look for one that subscribes to the calendars you already have rather than asking you to retype events. Braid subscribes to any calendar link, accepts emailed calendar files, and keeps everything in sync.
Yes. Each person gets a color and a photo or emoji, and their events and chores use that color.
It doesn't have to. Keep using Google Calendar, Outlook or iCloud. Braid reads those calendars and brings them together.
Your whole life, one calendar. Your privacy, intact.
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