Juna sees it Monday — and knows Grandma takes Thursdays. Every kid, every activity — sports, dance, music, tutoring, camps — this week and next, in one place.
One app for the whole picture — so you can retire the rest.
A shared calendar — on your phone or on the kitchen wall — just mirrors what you already typed in. Juna is the first one that actually helps you run the week.
Scattered across everything. The soccer app, the dance portal, the school email, a display on the wall, and a group text nobody can search.
A calendar can't do the math. It'll happily show both kids at 5:30 in different towns and never say a word.
It's not with you. The wall display is home; the plan you need is at the field, in your pocket, one hand free.
Soccer, twice a week, September to November — one setup and the whole season lands on the calendar, color-coded by kid.
Your partner, a caregiver, a grandparent — one invite code each. Everyone sees the same week; anyone can claim a drive.
Overlaps flagged, drivers assigned, lunches and snacks noted, costs tallied. You glance; it plans.
Start with the week at a glance. Then the layers a calendar never could: the collisions, the drivers, the crew, the cost.
Every kid's schedule on one screen — color-coded by child, so you read the family's entire week in the two seconds you have.
Amber rings on every day two kids land in two places at once.
Every drop-off and pickup with a name on it — and a flag when one adult is booked at two venues minutes apart.
Pick the days, set the dates — the entire season lands on the calendar at once.
Both parents, caregivers, grandparents — everyone on the same page, by role.
Anyone can claim a drive. Grandma sees just what she needs for Thursday.
Registration, gear, camps — per kid, per activity.
Nothing lands on one parent's memory alone.
The whole week on one screen — every kid, every conflict, every drive. You glance, it plans.
Stop texting "where does he need to be?" It's already on your phone, with your drives marked.
One invite code. You see just your Thursday, claim the pickup, done. No account gymnastics.
Built by a dad of three — dance, baseball, baseball — who got tired of being the family's air traffic controller.
Start free. Upgrade when the second kid — and the overlaps — arrive.
Billed through the App Store. Cancel anytime in Settings — no phone calls, no guilt.