For families, couples and everyone running a household in the UK.

The calendar for children with two homes that shows both parents the same

Two homes, one school, one football club. The school letter arrives at Mum’s, the tournament is in Dad’s week. Albert keeps what concerns the children in one neutral place: alternating weeks, handovers, school mail, rides. Both parents see the same, each keeps their own household to themselves. What nobody has taken yet stays open without anyone having to ask.

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News about Albert and the invitation to the test phase. Every letter has an unsubscribe link.

  1. Two homes, one plan for the children

    The children have their lane in both households. Alternating weeks and exceptions are entered once and apply to both. The rest of each household stays separate.

  2. School mail reaches both

    One photo of the school letter and the appointment sits in both weeks, with a bring-along list and the question of who drives. Nobody has to forward anything.

  3. Handovers with a list

    Friday 17:00, handover: sports kit, maths textbook, medication. The list ticks itself off, both see it. No phone call on Sunday evening.

Does my ex-partner see my calendar?

No. Only what concerns the children is shared. Your own household, your appointments, your money stay in your household.

Do both parents need a subscription?

No. The middle size covers two homes. Whoever creates the household invites the other.

Can the children see for themselves where they are this week?

Yes. Their lane shows it, on their own device or on the watch. And it ticks off when the sports bag is packed.

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