A shared calendar for households and roommates
A house runs on repeating logistics: bin days, rent, chores, shared appointments. A household space keeps those in one place without forcing anyone to hand over their personal calendar.
One space for the shared stuff
- A space with member roles, shared calendars, reminders, and recurrence for the things that repeat
- Per-person visibility, so housemates share what is relevant and keep the rest private
- Checklists and lists for the shared errands that are not really events
- Event chat kept next to the plan it belongs to
Everyone keeps their own app
Not everyone in a house uses the same calendar, and they should not have to. Two-way CalDAV sync works with Apple Calendar, Thunderbird, and Android, and ICS import, export, and subscription feeds cover anything that speaks the standard.
Hold your own storage if you want to
For qualifying space media you can bring your own S3-compatible storage, so shared photos and files sit in a bucket the household controls rather than ours.
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 describes where the line is.