Find the setup that fits your family or your work

Every setup below is built from the same parts: connections, each copying events one way from one calendar to another, plus calendar feeds and shared views. Find the one that sounds like your week, and the article walks through it with pictures of the real screens.

For families

The kids' team and school schedules, kept up to date for you. The team's schedule → your family calendar. Team, school and club schedules that fill themselves in

The family calendar, on the calendar each parent already checks. Family calendar → each parent's own calendar. Get the family calendar onto the one you already use

A read-only week for the sitter, the grandparents or the other household. Family calendar → a shared view, opened from an email. Let a sitter or grandparent see the kids' week, no account needed

One household calendar when one parent is on Google and the other on Outlook. Each parent's calendar → one family calendar. A shared family calendar across Google and Microsoft

Everyone's plans on the Skylight in the kitchen. Everyone's calendars → a family calendar that Skylight shows. Use GetCalendario with a Skylight family calendar

Everyone's plans on a Greenlight Family Hub. Everyone's calendars → a family calendar that Greenlight shows. Use GetCalendario with a Greenlight Family Hub calendar

For work

Your work calendar knows when the dentist is, without knowing it's the dentist. Personal calendar → work calendar, as "Busy". Keeping work and personal calendars in sync

Several clients' calendars, one place to see your real week. Each client's calendar → your own calendar. Avoiding double-booking across client calendars

An assistant who runs someone else's diary. The executive's calendar → the assistant's calendar. How an assistant manages an executive's calendar

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