One family calendar. Everyone in sync.
All the moving pieces of your week, in a place the family can come back to. Less piecing together plans. More knowing what comes next.

The little plans.
All together.
A clearer view of what's next.
A family week rarely fits in one person's head. Put the dates that matter in a shared calendar so plans are easier to see, discuss and remember together.
From a school event to a dentist appointment to the birthday everyone almost forgot, the day makes more sense when everyone can find the same plan.
Plans are about people.
Not just an event on a date, but who it's for, who needs to know, and how it fits into the rest of family life.
Keep the family in the picture
Give your household a shared place to check upcoming plans rather than passing the details along one person at a time.
Make space for every kind of plan
Appointments, school activities, clubs, birthdays and family time all belong in the same conversation.
Know what matters this week
Look ahead together, work out what needs attention, and leave a little more room for the good stuff.
More useful than another calendar on its own.
In Mishli, the calendar sits beside the rest of your household's everyday organisation. The tasks to do, the meals to plan, the lists to keep: they all have a home here.
See what else is insideAbout the family calendar.
Can the whole family share a calendar?
Mishli is designed around a shared household space, so family members can come back to the same place for upcoming plans.
Can I use it for school activities?
Yes. School dates, after-school activities, appointments and other family plans can all be kept together in the family calendar.
Is the calendar separate from the rest of Mishli?
No. The calendar lives alongside Mishli's tasks, meals, lists and other family features, so the everyday details can stay in one place.
Can I keep birthdays there too?
Yes. Birthdays can live alongside appointments, activities and other family plans in the shared calendar.
Make sense of the week, together.
Bring your people and the everyday details into one shared place. Start with your family, then make it yours.