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The shared calendar for couples who keep double-booking Friday.

Two work schedules, a gym habit, family birthdays, and the trip you keep meaning to book. NestBoard puts both calendars on one screen, so plans stop living in two separate heads.

Two calendars that finally talk.

Each of you gets a color, and the week reads at a glance. Your existing calendars come along: Google and Outlook sync in, and Apple works through iCal feeds. Nothing has to move on day one, and neither of you has to switch phones. NestBoard runs on iPhone, Android, and the web.

  • A color for each of you, readable at a glance
  • Google and Outlook sync in; Apple and iCloud via iCal feeds
  • Month, Week, and Day views, plus an agenda list on phones
  • iPhone, Android, and web, mixed freely

Date night gets on the calendar. And stays there.

Tell Robin, NestBoard's built-in assistant, "dinner Friday at 7" and it is on the calendar for both of you. Make it repeat so date night stops being the first thing to fall off the week. And when something new overlaps a plan you already made, Robin flags it before you find out at the restaurant.

  • Plain-English adds, typed or by voice
  • Repeating events for standing plans
  • Overlap warnings before you double-book
  • Forward a confirmation email (dinner, flight, concert) and it lands on the calendar

One list you both actually see.

Add oat milk from the couch, see it at the store. Shared grocery lists sync instantly between your phones, and pantry tracking quietly notes what is about to expire so the fridge stops eating money.

  • Shared grocery lists on both phones
  • Barcode scanner for fast adds
  • Pantry expiry alerts
  • Recipe import for the meals you actually cook

Trips and the long game.

Multi-day events hold the vacation. Shared savings goals track the down payment or the Greece fund. NestBoard is the life-admin layer that sits between texting each other and a spreadsheet neither of you opens.

  • Multi-day events for trips
  • Shared savings goals
  • Reminders that respect quiet hours
The honest part

No kids required. Chore charts, allowance, and kid seats exist in NestBoard, but they stay completely out of your way until you want them. Which may be never, and that is fine.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Anything else? Email a real person at hello@mynestboard.com. We answer within a day.

What is the best shared calendar app for couples?

The honest answer is whichever one both of you will actually open. NestBoard's pitch: both calendars in one view with a color each, your existing Google or Outlook events synced in, one shared grocery list, and a 2-week free trial with no card, so you can find out in a weekend whether it sticks.

Does it sync with the calendars we already use?

Yes. Google and Outlook sync in automatically, Apple and iCloud come in through iCal feeds, and a private subscription link shows your NestBoard events back inside the calendar apps you already open.

Do we each need a subscription?

No. One price covers the whole household: $4.99 a month or $49.99 a year, with unlimited members. Two people, one bill.

What happens if kids come along later?

Nothing to migrate. Add a kid seat (free, no email address needed) and the chores, allowance, and routine features are already there waiting.

Get both of your weeks on one screen.

2 weeks free, all features. Five minutes to set up. Bring whoever you live with.

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