TimeTree
A free shared calendar app for families, couples and groups, with chat on each event.
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About TimeTree
TimeTree is a calendar designed around sharing rather than individual productivity. You create a calendar for a group, such as your family, partner, sports team or club, invite people with a link, and everyone sees and edits the same events; each event has its own comment thread, so plans can be discussed where they live. You can keep several shared calendars, filter them together with your personal plans, and add memos and to-dos. The app is free with ads; an optional Premium subscription removes ads and adds file attachments, a vertical calendar view, pinned events and dedicated support, with prices that vary by region and app store. It runs on iOS, Android and the web. TimeTree started in Japan and is popular across Asia, and it is a simple way to coordinate household logistics. It is not a work calendar: integrations, time zones and meeting tools are minimal compared with Google or Outlook.
Best for: Families, couples and small groups who want one shared calendar everyone can edit.
Pros and cons
What works
- Easy group sharing via invite links
- Comment threads on every event
- Free to use
Why people leave
- Free version shows ads
- Few integrations with work calendars
- Not designed for meeting scheduling
Top TimeTree alternatives
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Cozi66.5Family organiser that adds shopping lists, to-dos and meal planning.
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Google Calendar62.6Free shared calendars that also work for school and work.
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Apple Calendar59.6Built-in family sharing for households on Apple devices.
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Proton Calendar57.2Encrypted shared calendars if privacy matters.
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TimeTree: common questions
Is TimeTree free?
TimeTree has a free plan and paid plans.
Is TimeTree open source?
No, TimeTree is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Proton Calendar.
What platforms does TimeTree run on?
TimeTree is available for iOS, Android and Web.
What are the best alternatives to TimeTree?
The highest-ranked TimeTree alternatives right now are Cozi, Google Calendar and Apple Calendar. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.