The co-parenting app for your kids' schedule.
One calendar both homes can see: school days off, practices, pickups. Only what you add is shared. Your personal calendar stays yours.
One calendar both homes can see: school days off, practices, pickups. Only what you add is shared. Your personal calendar stays yours.
Both homes. One plan for the kids.
Mom's house and Dad's house open the same week, color-coded by child.
Both homes. One plan for the kids.
Mom's house and Dad's house open the same week, color-coded by child.
Only what you add is shared.
Calendara doesn't read your Google or Apple calendar unless you connect it, and for co-parenting you don't need to. Add the kids' things, and that's what the other parent sees.
Want to keep an appointment's details to yourself? Mark it Private. The other parent sees a Busy block at that time, without the title, notes or place.
two homes, two fridgesOnly what you add is shared.
Calendara doesn't read your Google or Apple calendar unless you connect it, and for co-parenting you don't need to. Add the kids' things, and that's what the other parent sees.
Want to keep an appointment's details to yourself? Mark it Private. The other parent sees a Busy block at that time, without the title, notes or place.
two homes, two fridgesOne photo. It's handled.
Point your camera at the practice schedule — watch the week build itself.
One photo. It's handled.
Point your camera at the practice schedule — watch the week build itself.
One family for the kids, set up once.
One parent sets it up
Add the kids. When Calendara offers to connect a calendar, tap “Start fresh”.
Invite the other parent
Send the invite by link, QR code or email.
They join on their iPhone
When asked to bring their calendar along, they tap “Skip for now”.
Add the kids' schedules
Take a photo or add events yourself. Both of you add and update; open the app and you both see the latest plan.
Only one of you sets up the family. When the other parent joins, any setup of their own is closed, including kid profiles added there.
Member
Can't change your events or the kids' profiles.
Admin
Can edit or delete events that aren't Private, manage the kids, and remove members, including you.
Set it up tonight.
Install Calendara, add the kids, and send the invite.
7-day free preview · then $4.99/mo or $39.99/yriPhone app · both parents need an iPhone to use it togetherFree for 7 days. Then from $3.33 a month.
One subscription covers everyone in your family. Same features on both plans — only the rhythm changes.One subscription covers everyone. Same features on both plans — only the rhythm changes.
$39.99 billed once a year
4 months free vs. monthly
$59.88 a year at this rate
Switch to yearly anytime
EVERYTHING INCLUDED — ON BOTH PLANSEVERYTHING INCLUDED — BOTH PLANS
- AI photo-to-calendar capture
- Unlimited family members
- Shared lists & reminders
- Two-way Google & Apple Calendar sync
- Private by design — no ads, ever
No credit card to start · Cancel anytime · Nothing is charged until day 8. Families who joined during early access keep their access.
No credit card · Cancel anytime · Nothing charged until day 8.
Questions co-parents ask
Calendara doesn't read your Google or Apple calendar unless you connect it, and for co-parenting you don't need to. If you don't connect one, only what you add in Calendara is shared.
Yes. Mark it Private. The other parent sees a Busy block at that time with your name, without the title, notes or place.
An iPhone. Calendara is an iPhone app, and both parents need an iPhone to use it together. A co-parent on Android can get a view-only link to one calendar (like “Kids”) to add to Google Calendar. They can see it but not add to it, and Google refreshes it on its own schedule.
One subscription covers both parents: a 7-day free preview, then $4.99/mo or $39.99/yr. If no one subscribes, the app locks for both of you.
It depends on their role. A Member can't change your events or the kids' profiles. An Admin can edit or delete events that aren't Private, manage the kids, and remove members, including you.
Yes. For Google Calendar, tap Disconnect. For Apple Calendar, tap Disconnect, then Delete Events.
What Calendara isn't
It isn't a custody-schedule builder, a messaging log, an expense tracker or a tool for court records. It's a calm, shared calendar for the kids' plans.
