Early access

How it works

Four steps, no technical setup.

Most families are set up in one evening. Here's everything Braid asks of you.

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From scattered calendars to one.

  1. Bring your calendars in

    Paste a calendar's link (Google, Outlook, iCloud, school and team sites all offer one). Braid checks the link and names the calendar for you. Or email a calendar file to calendar@braid.day and approve it in the app.

  2. Braid keeps them in sync

    Linked calendars are checked every 15 minutes. Repeating events, time zones and all-day events come through correctly. The Calendars tab shows each calendar's sync health, and you can sync any calendar right away.

  3. Share the right view with each person

    Create a share link for each audience and pick Busy only, titles, or full details. It works in any calendar app that can subscribe to a link.

  4. Pair the wall display

    On an Android tablet, choose "Use as a wall display". It shows a short code. Enter it on your phone and the tablet joins your family.

Got a calendar by email? Forward it.

Schools and teams often email a calendar file. Forward it to calendar@braid.day from your account's email address.

Braid replies to confirm, and the calendar waits in the app for you to approve. Nothing lands on your calendar until you say so.

Adding school calendars

Questions

How often does Braid update my calendars?

Linked calendars are checked every 15 minutes. You can also sync any calendar right away from the Calendars tab.

Who can email calendars to Braid?

Account owners, from the email address they use with Braid. If you belong to more than one household, add the household's name after a plus sign, like calendar+smith@braid.day.

Can I use Braid on my computer?

Yes. Braid runs on iPhone, Android and the web.

Keep reading

Every calendar, woven into one.

Your whole life, one calendar. Your privacy, intact.

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