Shared family calendar
See everyone's playdates, parties, and pickups in one place. No more scrolling through three different group chats to figure out who's free Saturday.
Family Hub is a friendly little app for the parents in your kids' lives. Coordinate playdates, send party invites, share calendars, and chat — without juggling four group threads and a paper RSVP.
iOS and Android · coming soon · built by parents
The boring logistics, finally handled.
Family Hub does four things well, instead of trying to be every calendar and chat app at once. We built it for the parts of parenting we kept getting frustrated by ourselves.
See everyone's playdates, parties, and pickups in one place. No more scrolling through three different group chats to figure out who's free Saturday.
Send a real invite — RSVPs, addresses, allergy notes, all in one tappable place. Parents can RSVP for the whole family in two taps.
Mark when your kids are open for playdates. Other parents see the green windows and reach out — no more endless "how's tomorrow?" texting.
Quick, kid-context conversations between parents. Confirm a playdate, share a pickup, ask about pizza preferences — without exposing phone numbers.
Three small steps. No onboarding video required.
Family Hub is built to be useful within five minutes of installing it. No feed, no algorithm — just the parents and kids you actually spend time with.
Each child gets a profile with their school, allergies, and playdate preferences. Takes about a minute.
Find friends already on Family Hub or invite them with a single link. Connections are mutual — no awkward open searches.
Pick from your shared calendar, send a real invite, or just message another parent directly. Whatever works for the moment.
Coming soon to iOS and Android.
We're putting the finishing touches on the first release. Once the App Store and Play Store links are live, the buttons below will take you straight there.
Questions in the meantime? support@play-cal.com.
Buttons are placeholders until the apps are public. We'll flip them on the day of launch.