A lane per person, a lane for the household
The children's, the parents' and the house's appointments side by side. One look and the week is clear.
For families, couples and everyone running a household in the UK.
Shared does not mean everyone sees everything. Albert knows the family: parents, children, grandparents, the au pair, friends. Every person has a lane, every appointment its participants, and whoever does not belong sees nothing.

The children's, the parents' and the house's appointments side by side. One look and the week is clear.
Grandma sees the appointments where she is needed, the au pair their rides – through invitations with clear rights, never the whole family.
Apple, Google, school, club: existing calendars flow in as lanes, changes go back.
Both sign in to Albert, one invites the other into the household. From then on both see the same week board, every change at once.
Yes, in their space. Parents see them in the children's lane and can build them into rides and plans.
Two households share exactly the appointments and weeks they want to share. Everything else stays apart.
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