Shared calendar
Google, iCloud, Outlook — they all stay. We just make them speak to each other, colour them by person, and put the whole family's week on one calm page.
famjot holds your shared calendar, family tasks and school notes in one calm place — then carves out five minutes a day worth remembering.
Five tabs open. Two calendars.
One partner remembering everything.
Evening check-ins sound like standups. The birthday cake gets remembered at 10 PM. Your camera roll fills with receipts, not moments.
It isn't you. It's five apps, two calendars, a kitchen whiteboard, and one human carrying the whole brain. The week ends and nobody asked how anyone actually was.
Calendar. Tasks. School notes. Birthdays. Documents. Quietly synced between the people who need to know — and kept away from everybody else.
Every evening at your dinner time, a five-minute capsule. A question. A fact. A thirty-second game. Rotating, age-aware, never the same week twice. At year's end, a book of your family's year — yours to keep.
Google, iCloud, Outlook — they all stay. We just make them speak to each other, colour them by person, and put the whole family's week on one calm page.
Grocery lists. Weekend to-dos. Packing for Algarve. Checklists both parents can see, add to, tick off — no more "I thought you were doing it".
The dates that matter, with enough warning to actually do something about them. Cousin turning seven? We told you two weeks ago. Mother-in-law's 60th? Already on both calendars.
Parent meetings, exam weeks, the art project due Thursday. Extracurriculars that don't live inside six WhatsApp groups. Everything beside your own calendar — not hidden behind it.
Every evening at your dinner time, a single card. Sometimes a question you never thought to ask. Sometimes a fact that stops the table. Sometimes a thirty-second game. By the end of the year, there's a book — yours.
Every capsule is hand-written and reviewed before it ever lands on your table. Not a language model improvising. Content your kids can actually hear.
Tell famjot the ages and the tone you want. Reflective, playful, fact-heavy, gratitude-first — the rotation bends around what works for your family.
Every capsule you do gets saved, privately. On New Year's, famjot mails you a printable PDF of the year — questions asked, faces made, things you were grateful for.
The family app that remembers the admin — so you can remember why you're here.
Up to two adults and four kids. Fourteen days free. No credit card to start — we'd rather you love it first.
For life, as long as you stay. Helps us build the thing — we'll remember.
Yes. Every note, appointment and document is end-to-end encrypted. Stored on EU servers, never sold, never used to train any model. You own your family's timeline — we just hold it safely.
Two-way sync with Google, iCloud and Outlook. Your current calendars keep working — famjot just adds a family layer on top. If you change your mind, your events go back untouched.
That's the app we built. The onboarding invites both parents and only unlocks full value when both are in. Notifications are shared, tasks are shared, the capsule is shared. It isn't a second app for you to maintain — it's the first app you actually both use.
iOS first — because one-screen families using a single platform help us get the details right. Android is on the roadmap for later this year. If your household is mixed, email us and we'll put you on the early-access list.
Capsules adapt to ages 3 through 15. You set the ages, you set the tone — from playful silly to reflective quiet. And you can always swap tonight's capsule for something else. There's no bad pick.
One tap, no email chain. Your year-end PDF is still yours. If you come back, your family's history is waiting where you left it.
Install famjot, invite your partner, say hello to a calmer week — and a better question at the table tonight.