Shared family calendar
An ADHD-friendly family calendar app
One shared week for the whole household — rides, appointments, meals, chores and bills — written the way a family notebook is written, not the way a task manager nags.
Why households switch
What's different once the week is shared.
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One shared week, not five private ones
Rides, appointments, meals and the things that need preparing sit in a single Coming up list everyone can read. Filter it down to the reminder types you actually want.
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Built for time blindness
The day opens as a shape — what's next, what needs leaving time, what can wait. Transition heads-ups and a focus timer are there for the hard starts.
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Low-demand by design
No streak you can break, no guilt colour, no push notifications unless you opt in. Quiet hours and a single daily digest replace a stream of pings.
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Resting mode for hard weeks
Turn the week down to the essentials with one switch. Nothing accumulates behind it and nothing has to be caught up.
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More than a calendar
Chores as trusted responsibilities, bills with autopay flags, a meal plan where leftovers count, stars that are never taken away, and a weekly family pulse.
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Works offline and installs like an app
Install it to a phone home screen or desktop. Changes made without signal queue up and sync when you're back.
Who it's for
It fits some households better than others.
- Households where one or more people have ADHD and the mental load has landed on one adult.
- Families with a demand-avoidant (PDA) child, where the wording of a reminder decides whether it works.
- Co-parents who need shared scheduling without a shared inbox.
- Anyone who has tried a shared calendar and found it filled up until nobody read it.
Common questions
- What makes a family calendar ADHD-friendly?
- A day-first view instead of a month grid, one colour per person, prep and travel time shown as their own blocks, two reminders rather than one, and no red overdue markers. Anything late stays the same colour it was.
- Is this a replacement for Google or Apple Calendar?
- No. Our Rhythm holds the shape of the day alongside rides, meals, chores, bills and check-ins. Your device calendar can stay where appointments live.
- Can the whole household use it?
- Yes — guardians and family members each get their own account, kids get a simpler private space, and one person can belong to more than one household.
- What about demand avoidance (PDA)?
- Every reminder is phrased as an invitation, everything can be skipped or hidden permanently, and 'not today' ends it without a follow-up.
Start with a week
Nothing to set up before you can see it working.