Everyone who helps can join
The other parent, grandparents, a childminder and a new partner each see what they need to.
Others stop at the two parents.
Charging each parent every month for a tired old app never sat right with us. Here is what Homedays does, and how it lines up against the apps families already know.
In shortHomedays is a shared family calendar with one price per family, not one per parent, and free logins for everyone you invite. It adds what other apps lack: custody patterns filled in, handovers with a kit list, swap requests, and AI that never sees your children’s names.
The other parent, grandparents, a childminder and a new partner each see what they need to.
Others stop at the two parents.
Time, place and a list of what goes with each child, for every swap between homes.
Others give you a plain calendar entry.
A week each, 2-2-3, alternate weekends, filled in for you so nobody has to work it out.
A normal calendar cannot do custody.
Ask for a day. The other home says yes, no, or suggests another. Every change is written down.
Others leave you to text it out.
It reads letters into events and helps with messages, but names are hidden before it sees anything.
Others rarely say what their AI sees.
Your data is encrypted so that even we cannot read it in storage.
Rarely promised elsewhere.
Your schedule feeds straight into Apple and Google Calendar.
Others often keep you locked in.
Download everything, any time. A proper GDPR export.
Export is often locked down elsewhere.
One person pays. Your co-parent and everyone else you invite join for free.
Others charge each parent, every month.
OurFamilyWizard charges each parent a separate subscription. Homedays charges one price per family circle, announced at launch, and your co-parent and everyone you invite join free.
It knows whose day it is. It fills in custody patterns, gives handovers a time, place and kit list, handles swap requests between homes, and gives each carer their own scoped login.
Yes. Homedays publishes iCal feeds into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar and Outlook, so nobody has to change the calendar they already use.
Yes. One tap produces a full GDPR export of your data at any time, with no support ticket.