What it does
TimeTree centers on shared calendars for groups. People can create a calendar, invite others, and use filters to view one group’s events or combine calendars. The service is designed for coordinating plans across households and other groups rather than for public appointment booking.
Create a calendar for a household or club, invite its members, and add events where everyone can find them. If a person belongs to several groups, TimeTree’s filters let them switch calendars or see selected schedules together. The official overview describes these group calendars and the option to keep different parts of life in separate shared spaces.
TimeTree lists a free start and a Premium subscription; the page names ad-free use, file attachments, a vertical view, and pinned events as Premium features. That makes the free version a reasonable way to coordinate basic shared dates, while groups that need event attachments or those display options should compare the current app-store offer. No group calendar was created during research.
Strengths
- Multiple shared calendars can separate family, hobby, and school plans.
- Filters help combine or switch between the calendars a person follows.
- Events can gain attachments and other display features on Premium.
Watch out for
- Premium-only features include file attachments and some calendar display options.
- The product is for shared calendars, not public appointment booking.
Best for
- Families coordinating household schedules
- Clubs, schools, or hobby groups sharing a calendar
Sources
- TimeTree | An app for easy calendar sharing and communication Service (Oct 25, 2026)
- Start TimeTree – TimeTree Help (Oct 25, 2026)