One calendar, free. Not for thirty days. Just free.
There is no trial, no countdown, and no card to enter. You get one calendar with everything the app does, and you keep it for as long as you want it.
Most co-parents start with one shared custody calendar, which is exactly what the free version is built for. If that is all you ever need, that is all you ever pay for.
What you get for nothing
Everything. Not a limited version.
The change queue, so you find out when the other house moves something. All five views. Custody rotation templates, including 2-2-3, week on week off and the rest. Kitchen display mode for a tablet on the wall. Themes. Your calendar stays on your phone.
One calendar, all of it.
When it starts costing
When you add a second calendar.
That usually happens for one of a few reasons. A work schedule you want the other house to see. A school calendar feed. Activities. A new partner's calendar. Once you are pulling in more than one, that is the paid version.
It costs $24.99, once. Not a year. Once.
Plenty of people take months to get there, and some never do. This is the same for one household as for two. What it looks like with one home.
What the catch is
There isn't one, and the reason is boring.
Your calendars are stored by Google and on your device. We do not run a server that holds your family's schedule, which means a free user costs us close to nothing. There is no cost to recover, so there is nothing to recover it with.
No ads. Nothing sold to anyone. No feature that quietly stops working.
Getting more
If it turns out you need more, the upgrade is one payment and it is yours permanently. If it turns out one calendar was enough, we are glad it was.