The calendar everyone in the family can actually open.
One link and a PIN. Easy family account creation, no app to install, nothing for a grandparent to download or a co-parent to agree to. It prints one month to a page, fridge ready — because that is still where the family calendar lives. Magnets sold separately.
Invitations are going out a few families at a time while this is still new.
The Fridge Sheet™. One month, one page.
Getting the rest of the family in takes about a minute
This is the part every other family calendar gets wrong. Nobody else has to make an account, remember complex passwords, or install anything.
- 01
Family head adds them
A name and an email address. That is the whole form.
- 02
They get a link
One click signs them in.
- 03
They create a PIN
That is it.
The Fridge Sheet
One month to a page, laid out for paper first. Print this month, or the whole school year in one go. What comes out of the printer is made for the fridge.
Every other app treats paper as a footnote. Here it is the front page.
Multi-household scheduling, built in
Optional, and there when you need it. Families splitting time between two homes can pre-populate a pattern — 5-5-2-2, 2-2-3, a week on and a week off — and the nights fill themselves in for as far ahead as you like.
Each night is shaded on the grid, so tonight’s answer is visible from across the kitchen. Override a single day, or change the pattern from a date forward, in a couple of taps.
Forward us the email. Skip the typing.
The school calendar, the camp schedule, a screenshot of a birthday party invitation. We use artificial intelligence to read any kind of document, work out how it applies to your family, and put it on the calendar automatically.
Anything it is not certain about waits for your approval.
We do not store your documents. Built for security and privacy.
Works with the calendar you already use
Subscribe from Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook — or anything else that reads an iCal feed. Everyone gets their own link, so the family schedule sits alongside work and everything else you keep track of.
organized.family stays the one place it gets changed, so there is never a second version of Tuesday.
What it will not do
Some things we are never going to add.
No location tracking
It is a calendar, not a tracker. Where your teenager is right now is between you and them.
No chat
You already have plenty of ways to message each other.
No ads, ever
Nothing on the fridge should be selling anything.
No 30-day wall
Next month is not a premium feature. The free calendar goes as far forward as you do.
Nothing sold on
Your family’s schedule is not an advertising asset.
No wall screen to buy
A printer you already own and a phone you already have.
Priced per family. Not per person.
Charging each parent is how the co-parenting apps make a household pay twice, and it is the reason half of them go unused. One price covers everybody — both homes, the grandparents, the kids.
Free
$0
The calendar, for as long as you want it.
- Everyone gets in with a link and a PIN
- Unlimited months, forward and back
- Two-household schedules
- The Fridge Sheet, every month
- Integrate with Apple Calendar, Outlook or Google
Household
$49/year
Intelligent event entry, for the whole family. $6 a month if you prefer.
- Everything in Free
- AI import from documents, photos and URLs
- Your family’s own forwarding address — send attachments straight to your calendar
Founding household
$99 once
First 500 families. Then it is gone.
- Everything in Household
- For as long as the service exists
- A direct line to the person building it
Nobody is being charged yet. Families joining now are on the house while the paid features are finished, and a founding household stays that way.
Want it for your family?
Send an email and you will get a link back. That is the whole sign-up.