Everyone’s week, in one calendar
Swimming, footy, work drinks, the dentist, Grandma’s birthday. Bring every calendar in the house into one place, and the whole family finally knows who’s where.
Swimming, footy, work drinks, the dentist, Grandma’s birthday. Bring every calendar in the house into one place, and the whole family finally knows who’s where.
Connect Google, iCloud and Microsoft 365, then pick which calendars come in. Everyone keeps their own calendar; My Tomte just brings them all to the same table.
Pop My Tomte on any tablet, stick it where the family walks past a hundred times a day, and everyone can see who’s where. No special hardware, no second subscription.
Add an event, choose who’s going, set it to repeat and add the location and notes. Tick away for a meal and the planner knows to cook for one less.
When someone’s away for the evening, the meal plan knows, and cooks for the people who’ll actually be at the table.
Birthdays from your friends and family list show up automatically, with enough warning to buy a card that isn’t from the servo.
Flip between views, or filter to one person to see just their week.
Swimming, music, soccer, each with its own type and colour, so the after-school shuffle makes sense at a glance. (Family and Premium)
| Solo & Couple | Family | Premium | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Family calendar | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| One-way sync (Google, iCloud, Microsoft 365) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Child activity types | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| Two-way sync | – | ✓ | ✓ |
Only with two-way sync turned on, and only family events. Meal plans never go anywhere near it.
One Google, one iCloud and one Microsoft 365 account. Connecting more than one account from the same provider is on the roadmap .
Yes. When you connect an account, you pick which of its calendars come in, and whether each one syncs one way or two ways (two-way is on Family and Premium). The footy calendar can come in; the work one can stay out.
Only people in your household can see it. Data and security