The family calendar app built for how families plan today.

A family calendar app is a shared scheduling tool that keeps every member of a household in sync. Parents, kids, and co-parents see the same events, activities, and reminders - usually with color-coding per person, sync to work calendars, and extras like chore tracking or shared grocery lists. Famnly is built around that shared view, with a column per family member, pet, and place.

Cozi has been around since 2005 and covers the basics - shared calendar, grocery lists, recipes. Famnly is a newer take built for 2026: push-to-talk AI event capture, animated per-person color columns, dark mode with multiple themes, a chore tracker with a rewards marketplace and monthly allowance rules, and pet and place columns. And Famnly Pro includes the whole family on one subscription.

Yes. Famnly's calendar guide brings in calendars from your iPhone (iCloud and On My iPhone), Google Calendar and Outlook, and school or club calendar links. Each one either moves into Famnly or stays in sync, read-only, and keeps updating from where it lives. Bringing in your own calendars is free; everyone's columns and calendar links come with Famnly Pro.

Famnly is free to start. Famnly Pro unlocks unlimited family members, calendar sync, chore tracking with allowance, AI meal planning, vacation planner, pet and place columns, and more for $5.99 per month or $39.99 per year - one subscription covers your whole family.

Yes. One Famnly Pro subscription covers your partner, kids, and anyone else you invite to your family group. No per-seat fees, no upsells to see next month.

Google Calendar is a generic calendar you can share. Famnly is built around the shape of family life: a column per person, pet, and place; push-to-talk event capture; shared grocery lists linked to events; chore tracking with points and allowance; a vacation planner; and kid-friendly child accounts. Google Calendar still works great as an input - Famnly syncs with it - but the planning happens in Famnly.

Famnly is on iPhone and iPad today (App Store), and Android is coming soon to Google Play. When it lands, sign in with the same account and the whole family shares one calendar, whatever phone each of you has.

Yes. Child accounts let kids see their own week, check what's coming up, and know who's picking them up without seeing the whole household calendar. They can also earn points for chores and redeem them in a rewards marketplace you control.

Yes. Famnly Pro lets you belong to up to three calendar groups, so you can keep your household calendar private and run a neutral shared one for the kids' schedule with a co-parent. Every event has its own comment thread for confirming pickups, drop-offs, and who's bringing the cleats.

Your calendar data is yours. For push-to-talk, your phone's own speech recognition turns your voice into text, and Famnly never receives or stores the recording. Read the full privacy policy for the specifics on what's stored and how.

Yes. A short guide finds your family's calendars on iPhone, Google and Outlook, matches each one to the right person, and lets you choose: move it in, and its events become Famnly events with comments, helpers and tasks, or keep it in sync, so a calendar someone else runs, like work or school, keeps updating. Moving in copies a year back and a year ahead. Your original calendars are never changed.

Famnly Sidekick is the push-to-talk AI event capture built into the app. Press and hold the mic, say what's coming up ("dance lesson for Ella tomorrow at 5"), and Famnly creates the event - dated, assigned to the right person, reminder set. It's the first family calendar app with push-to-talk event capture.

Yes. Snap a photo of the paper timetable your child brings home and Famnly's AI reads every class, lets you review and edit it, and creates the full term of events on your child's calendar - with school breaks and study days excluded. Famnly can even read the days off from a photo of the school-year calendar, and it reminds you a couple of days before a school-free day. The schedule is saved as an editable template, so when a period changes you reopen it and everything regenerates.