A group calendar for friends
Getting a group of people in one place is mostly a scheduling problem. Instead of a thread that buries the details, you get a shared view of when everyone is actually free and a plan that holds still once it is set.
Settle on a time everyone can make
Start a tentative event and share it with the group. Everyone paints their availability, the heatmap shows where the overlap is, and you lock the time once it is clear. Nobody has to reread the chat to remember what was decided.
Bring people in on your terms
- Guest RSVP links for people who do not have an account
- A friend graph with per-direction visibility, so you can share busy or free without exposing every detail
- Revocable public calendar links for a recurring thing, with server-side redaction of anything private
- Event chat, polls, checklists, and lists in one place per event
Keep it in the apps you already use
Two-way CalDAV sync means the plan lands in Apple Calendar, Thunderbird, or DAVx5 on Android, with per-device passwords you can scope to read-only and revoke. ICS import, export, and read-only subscription feeds cover the rest.
What we do not do
No ads, no tracking, no engagement feed. Any calendar can be marked end-to-end encrypted, so its titles, descriptions, locations, and other event content are encrypted on your device and we cannot read them. Times stay readable so reminders still work. The Security page has the specifics.