For households with a lot going on

Many calendars. One car.

Your work calendar, the kids’ practice schedule, family plans, and the evening you promised each other. Rulendar puts them in one week, shows who has the car or the cargo bike, and tells you early when two plans need the same thing.

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One place to check before you say yes.

Three months free, no credit card. Your trial starts when Rulendar reaches v1.0.

Rulendar week view with Alex and Sam’s work meetings, Jamie’s football match, Casey’s swim lesson, school pickup, practice drop-off, and a family lunch spaced across the week, with car and cargo bike uses shown above each day

01 / Every calendar

Work, practice, and everything in between.

Put your meetings next to football practice, piano lessons, and the school run, so you can see how everyone’s week fits together. Bring in the work events you already have from Google Calendar.

Each person keeps their own calendars, and you choose whose plans appear in your week. Each day shows how many plans it holds, so a full Tuesday still looks like a full Tuesday, just easier to read.

Everyone’s plans, in one view.

Rulendar three-day view from Monday to Wednesday: Alex’s team planning, one-to-ones, and client workshop, Sam’s project check-in and design review, Alex’s dentist appointment, Jamie’s football practice, Casey’s piano lesson, school pickup, and practice drop-off — Monday to Wednesday, with room between plans.

02 / Busy blocks

One plan here. Busy there.

Alex’s client workshop lives on Work. Flip to Personal and the same hours show as Busy, without the title, location, or meeting details. You’re taken; nobody needs to know why.

Alex’s Work calendar on Wednesday: Client workshop from 12:30 to 14:30 — Client workshop · 12:30–14:30

Alex’s Personal calendar on the same Wednesday: a striped Busy block from 12:30 to 14:30, without the workshop details — Busy · 12:30–14:30

Move or cancel the original plan and its Busy block follows. You choose which calendars publish Busy, and a Busy block carries availability only, never the title, place or notes of the plan behind it.

03 / Shared things

The car can only be in one place.

Most households share a few things that matter more than they look: a car, a cargo bike. Rulendar shows who has each one, on which day, and for which plan.

Sam takes the cargo bike to the market on Saturday morning, and Jamie’s match needs the car at 10:00. Both sit in the same view, so a clash shows up while there’s still time to talk about it.

Who has it, when, and why, before anyone reaches for the keys.

Rulendar Everyone’s things table for the week: the Cargo Bike with Sam on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday morning, and the Family Car with Alex for school pickup, Sam on Thursday, and Jamie on Saturday, with free days ready to reserve — One week of the Family Car and the Cargo Bike.

Put your own week in one place.

Create your calendar

Three months free, no credit card.

Rulendar Agreements screen with two active agreements: Sam’s practice drop-off on Monday and Thursday with the Cargo Bike, and Alex’s school pickup on Monday and Wednesday with the Family Car — Recurring responsibilities, made visible.

04 / Share the load

Who does pickup, settled once.

Agree on the recurring parts of family life together. Rulendar keeps track of who’s responsible, when it happens, and whether it needs the car or the cargo bike.

Everyone involved gets a say before an agreement takes effect. And when one Wednesday looks different, you can change just that occurrence.

School pickup Practice drop-off Family Car Cargo Bike

05 / See it coming

When the car is booked twice, know why.

Next Thursday, Alex needs the Family Car for a mortgage appointment, but Sam has it until 14:45. Rulendar shows both claims and the plans behind them, so nobody has to work out why the afternoon doesn’t fit.

Alex can look for another start time, or ask Sam to release the car that day. Rulendar checks each option across the next 30 days before anything changes, and the clash clears once the claims no longer overlap. The decision stays with you.

Ten days’ notice instead of a surprise on the day.

Rulendar Conflict Center for Thursday 24 September: Alex’s mortgage appointment needs the Family Car from 12:30 to 14:15, while Sam has it reserved from 07:30 to 14:45 — Alex’s appointment and Sam’s car hold need a second look.

Pricing

Start free for three months.

Every plan starts with three months free and no credit card. The trial clock isn't running yet: it starts when Rulendar reaches v1.0, so choosing a plan now costs nothing.

Solo

Your own planning.

$24 / year

or $2.49 a month

1 account
- Your own calendars, Busy blocks and conflicts.
- Publishes your availability and never reads anyone else's calendar.
Household

Sharing and coordinating.

$39 / year

or $3.99 a month

Up to 5 accounts in your household
- Shared calendars when permitted, agreements and shared things.
- The Conflict Center to see why plans clash.
Extended

More people, one household.

$84.49 / year

or $8.49 a month

Unlimited accounts in your household
- Everything in Household.
- Room for grandparents, partners and teenagers without counting accounts.

A little less calendar juggling

Busy is fine.
Guessing is the hard part.

Give your household one place to see the week, and a little more room for the parts you’re looking forward to.