Family Calendar
Football training, dance class, and the children's show belong in the shared family plan.
Use case: Kids Calendar & Activities
Coordinate kids’ activities, coverage, and pickups in one clear plan.
Bring school, camps, sports, appointments, and playdates into the shared family plan, then make coverage, Bring, and Pick-up visible as separate responsibilities.
Use-case scenario
Know what is happening and who is doing each part.
A Saturday football lesson is more than a time and place. The family also needs to know who is responsible, who will bring the child, and who will collect them.
The activity
Put the lesson in the shared household plan as an ordinary Calendar entry.
Coverage
Request a permitted person and keep the state pending until they respond.
Transport
Keep Bring and Pick-up separate, even when one person handles both.
A schedule on your phone
Turn the club calendar into the family plan.
The football or dance club sends a year calendar in a message—or hands you a printed page. Take a screenshot on your phone or photograph the page. LoopUsIn prepares the dates it finds as an editable list, so you can check everything before it is added.
My Calendar appointment
A parents' information session or a booking that involves only you can stay in your own calendar.
Parent reminder
Bring the costume by Friday can become a reminder instead of another booking.
Don't save
Leave out dates that do not matter to your family's plan.
A club restaurant day can be shared, personal, or left out—choose based on who is actually involved.
Two bookings at the same time?
If football training overlaps the dance-show rehearsal for the same child, the Schedule Conflict Warning highlights both bookings. Choose Review conflict, then change the plan or keep both and choose Mark as reviewed. Nothing changes automatically.
See how schedule import and conflict warnings workA practical weekly rhythm
Set the routine once, then update the exception.
Use recurrence for the school week or a regular activity. When plans change, update one date or the entire series deliberately, then let the people involved see their own relevant responsibilities.
Read the weekly change-check methodAdd the routine
Create a recurring Calendar entry for the regular school, club, or care pattern.
Make coverage clear
Choose the responsible person or send a request to someone with the right access.
Confirm transport
Show who will bring and who will collect, as independent choices.
Review My Calendar
Each adult sees their own duties, appointments, and availability signals in a personal view.
Continue exploring
Move from the family situation into the right next step.
Use the Calendar feature for product mechanics, practical templates for preparation, and the co-parenting use case when the same child’s week spans separate accounts.
Calendar & Planning
See the detailed product workflow for entries, requests, transport, privacy, and availability.
Back-to-school checklist
Prepare bags, forms, routines, and first-week details in the browser.
School-break care guide
Map coverage and transport when the regular school week pauses.
Co-parenting planning
Coordinate an agreed child schedule across separate accounts.
Questions, answered
Kids calendar FAQ
Kids activity planning
Give every activity a clear plan.
Start with the calendar, then make the people, coverage, and transport around it easy to understand.