Every work calendar in one view
Your company, each client, a board seat, the side business. Add any calendar that has an iCal link. Learn more
Braid for working parents
Your company calendar, a client's calendar, the side business, and the kids' practice schedule. Braid puts them in one view, and shows each side only what it needs to know.
Your company, each client, a board seat, the side business. Add any calendar that has an iCal link. Learn more
The family and school calendars sit beside your work ones, so the 3:15 pickup is never a surprise.
One share link can combine all your work calendars as plain Busy blocks. No meeting names at the dinner table. Learn more
Give a client or a second employer a Busy only link of your other calendars, so they can check before inviting you.
People book only when your work and family calendars are all free. Learn more
Each parent adds their own work calendars and chooses what to share with the family. Learn more
Make one share link per audience. Each link picks its calendars and its level of detail.
| Audience | What you share | What they see |
|---|---|---|
| Your household | Every work calendar, Busy only | Busy blocks, no meeting names |
| Your partner | Your calendars, titles | Event names and times |
| A client or second employer | Your other calendars, Busy only | When you're taken, nothing more |
| Anyone booking time with you | A booking page | Only times when every calendar is free |
Keep work calendars off the wall display, or add them so the kids know when you're out.
On the wall, anything you've marked private in your own calendar shows only as Busy.
Paste its iCal link. Google, Outlook and most work calendars offer one. Learn more
School, sports and the family calendar, by link or by email.
Busy only for home, titles for your partner, Busy for each employer.
It checks every calendar before offering a time.
Yes. Add each one by its iCal link. Some employers turn off calendar publishing in Outlook; if the option is missing, ask your IT team.
Not automatically. A calendar you subscribe to shows for you, not in your company's scheduling tools. To let a colleague check, send them a Busy only link.
You decide what leaves Braid. Busy only links never include titles, notes, attendees or locations. Check your employer's rules on publishing calendars before you add one.
Yes. Invite them to your household and they add their own calendars and choose what to share.
Your whole life, one calendar. Your privacy, intact.
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